SVA_Part 3 (Artists G-L)

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Select Solo Exhibitions
2014
2011
2010
Experiencing Beauty Through Abstract
Photography, Photographic Society of
Singapore, Selegie Arts Centre, Singapore
Photographic Stories of Foo Tee Jun,
Sutera Mall, Johor Baru, Malaysia
Photographic Stories of Foo Tee Jun,
Ngee Ann Cultural Centre, Singapore
Select Group Exhibitions
2015
2011
2011
2008
1998
1997
G
Pictorial Photography Exhibition
of Malaysian and Singapore, Johor,
Malaysia
International Photo art exhibition of
World Top Photographers, Batu Pahat,
Johor, Malaysia
9+1 Honorary Exhibitors Photographic
Exhibition, Kreta Ayer Community Club,
Singapore
Ngee Ann Photographic exhibition, Ngee
Ann Cultural Centre, Singapore
Singapore Festival of Arts Photographic
Events, Raffles City, Singapore
Past Present & Future Photographic
Exhibition, Takashimaya, Singapore
G—L
Artist’s Biography
Even at 80, Foo Tee Jun (b. 1935) aspires to
be more creative in his photographic works.
Using digital technology, in the last 5 years he
has consciously pursued a transition to a more
contemporary style of expression. His current
work emulates painting. Among them is a a
carefully crafted portfolio of fallen leaves in
gutters that was shown in the Photographic
Society of Singapore gallery in September 2014
during his solo exhibition Experience Beauty
Through Abstract Photography.
Select Awards
2008
1989
1980 1973
1972
Photographer of the Year, Ngee Ann
Cultural Centre, Singapore
Cultural Medallion, Ministry of Culture,
Singapore
Honorary Fellowship (Hons FPSS),
Photographic Society of Singapore,
Singapore
Association (ARPS), The Royal
Photographic Society UK
Gold Plaque, YMCA International Salon
of Photography, Hong Kong
L
Goh Beng Kwan
gbk.art@gmail.com
Phuket Island, 2007
Acrylic on canvas
153 cm x 135 cm
(b. 1937)
Goh Chiew Lye
gohcl52@gmail.com
Goh Beng Kwan (b. 1937) works in collages
with an “Oriental” perspective, using colours
such as red and gold, and materials drawn from
his immediate surroundings. Although aware
of the inherent content of the materials, he
selects them primarily based on their sensual
and emotional qualities. His primary source
of inspiration is nature and its ever-changing
qualities. In 1982 he won the first prize in the
inaugural UOB Painting of the Year competition
and in 1989 he received the Cultural Medallion.
Select Artist Residences or Exchanges
2014
2014
2012
2007
2015
ASEAN Art Festival Art Workshop,
Hua Hin, Thailand
Qingdao International Art Bienniale,
Qingdao, China
Ecorea Jeonbuk Biennale, Sori Arts
Centre of Jeollabuk-do, Jeonju,
South Korea
Artist in Residence, Singapore Tyler
Print Institute, Singapore
Singapore Myanmar Art Exchange,
Yangon, Myanmar and Singapore
Select Awards
1989
2007
2007
2005
1992
1965
Renewal, Singapore Tyler Print Institute,
Singapore
Journey to the East, CJ Gallery, San
Diego, USA
Journey Revisited, Nanyang Academy of
Fine Arts, Singapore
Journeys, National Museum Art Gallery,
Singapore
Ruth Sherman Gallery, New York, USA
1985
1984
1982
1963
Singapore
Silver Medal, Salon des Artists Français,
Grand Palais, Paris, France
First Prize, Australian High
Commissioner Art Award, Australia
Business Council, Singapore
First Prize, UOB Painting of the Year
competition, Singapore
Ford Foundation Scholarship,
New York, USA
2014
2012
2012
2007
2002
1990
Asian International Art Exhibition,
Kinmen Culture Park Historical Folk
Museum, Kinmen, Taiwan
Ecorea Jeonbuk Biennale, Sori Arts
Centre of Jeollabuk-do, Jeonju,
South Korea
Contemporary Chinese Ceramics
Painting Exhibition, National Art
Museum of China, Beijing, China
Encounters and Journey, National Art
Museum of China, Beijing, China
Singapore Modern Art in the 1970s,
Singapore Art Museum, Singapore
Modern Art Travels East-West, BeursWorld Trade Centre, Rotterdam,
Netherlands
《拉贾斯坦邦风情》No. 2, 2015
Chinese ink and colour on paper
33 cm x 33 cm
(b. 1952)
Goh Siew Guan
siewguan@yahoo.com
Goh Chiew Lye (b. 1952) is a Singaporean
Chinese ink painter specialising in local
subjects and landscapes. He has painted famous
landmarks and tiny villages in countries such
as India, Nepal, Myanmar, Thailand, Malaysia
and Indonesia. In particular, the stunning
scenery of China constitutes a specific focus in
his work across the years. Human subjects were
an early focus for Goh. Like his predecessors,
he values “style” and “spirit” and celebrates the
timelessness of art.
2014 2008
1994
《山水清音》，Goh Chiew Lye Ink
Painting Exhibition, Hai Hui Art Gallery,
Singapore
Goh Chiew Lye solo exhibition, Black
Earth Art Museum, Singapore
Goh Chiew Lye: Sketches and Ink,
Empress Place Museum, Singapore
2015 1999
1991
1990 《吴秋来与沈天松彩墨》, Goh Chiew Lye
and Shen Tian Song Exhibition, Nanyang
Academy of Fine Arts, Singapore
Nokia Singapore Art, National Arts
Council and National Heritage Board,
Singapore
4 Artists Exhibition in Chinese Ink/
Colour, Gallery Universe, Singapore
《传统, 创新》Chinese Brush Painting
Exhibition by 6 local artists, Singapore
Chinese Chamber of Commerce &
Industry, Singapore
Select Awards
2007
2004
2001
1994
1993
Merit Award, NAFA Alumni Art
Exhibition, Singapore
Dr. Tan Tsze Chor Art Award, Singapore
Art Society, Singapore
Creative Award, NAFA Alumni Art
Evergreen 3, 2015
Watercolour on paper
56 cm x 76 cm
(b. 1942)
Guo Yixiu
www.guoyixiu.com
yixiuguo@gmail.com
Goh Siew Guan (b. 1942) was born in Sarawak.
He graduated from the Singapore Teachers’
Training College in 1965. Since then, he has
been actively practising as a watercolourist
and art educator, winning awards such as the
Dr. Tan Tsze Chor Art Award with Distinction
in Western Painting in 2005, 2008, 2011
and 2014. He has also received significant
commissions, namely Bali Experience (1987),
a series commissioned by the Ministry of
Education. His art has been exhibited in
Singapore and overseas.
2015
2015
2013
2012
Mini solo exhibition, Rendezvous Hotel,
Singapore
Capturing the Light, Da Tang Fine Arts,
Singapore
Recapturing Serenity, Da Tang Fine Arts,
Singapore
Return to Nature, Nanman Art,
Singapore
2015
2015
1994
Journey Through Teochew, Asia Art
Collective at Ngee Ann Cultural Centre,
Singapore
Colours of Rhythm, Hai Hui Art Gallery,
Singapore
Singapore President’s Art Fair, Suntec
Singapore Convention and Exhibition
Centre, Singapore
Select Awards
2005, 2008, 2011, 2014
Distinction in Western Painting, Dr. Tan
Tsze Chor Art Award, Singapore Art
Society, Singapore
1987, 1992, 1995
UOB Painting of the Year competition,
Singapore
Chope, 2012
Photographic composition
150 cm x 150 cm
(b. 1989)
Hafiz Osman
hbo003@yahoo.com.sg
Guo Yixiu (b. 1989) engages with social
concerns through her art. Taking on the use of
everyday objects as “pixels” or “paints”, Guo’s
works straddle between mediums. Her desire
to challenge the boundaries between painting
and photography is a response to the rigid
structures of Singapore society. Her works test
the idea of boundaries in a playful manner,
seeking to address the imbalances in a society
where too much emphasis has been placed on
technology and consumerism.
2014
2012
Artificial Love, OCBC Bank and Galerie
Sogan and Art, Singapore
The Departed, Galerie Sogan and Art,
Singapore
2015
2015
2013
2013
2012
2012
2012
2012
After Photography, Jeonju Photography
Festival, Jeonju, South Korea
OH! Open House – Joo Chiat, Singapore
Singapore Biennale, Singapore
Conversations with the Everyday; Kwek
Leng Joo Prize of Excellence in Still
Photography Award Show, with Nanyang
Technological University and Centre
of Contemporary Art (CCA), Gillman
Barracks, Singapore
International Photography Awards
Best Of Show Exhibition, Culver City,
California
Fantastic City Fantastic People, Pingyao
International Photography Festival,
Pingyao, China
Asian Student and Young Artists Festival;
Overseas Artist Section, Gallery LVS,
Seoul, South Korea
You and I: Identity and Society, Marsio
Fine Art Gallery, Indonesia
Select Awards
2014
2013
2012
2008
First Runner-Up (Fine Art: Abstract
Category), International Photography
Awards, The Lucie Awards, New York,
USA
First Prize (Fine Art: Collage Pro
Category), International Photography
Awards, The Lucie Awards, New York,
USA
First Prize, Kwek Leng Joo Prize of
Excellence, Still Photography, Singapore
Award Winner (Representational
Category), UOB Painting of the Year
My Name is Joo Chiat, 2015
Mixed media
Dimensions variable
(b. 1979)
Han Sai Por
(b. 1943)
www.hansaipor.com
saipor.han@gmail.com
Hafiz Osman (b. 1979) completed his MFA
at LASALLE College of the Arts in 2008. His
practice focuses on installations and drawingbased works. He responds to social, cultural and
political issues through his art’s engagement
with documentaries and stories. His works
favour a diaristic approach to recording
and collecting, emphasizing process and
experimentation, exploring ideas about time
and space.
2014
Maps and Meetings, Institute of
Contemporary Arts (ICA) Singapore,
Singapore
2015
2014
2013
2012
2010
2009
2009
My Name is Joo Chiat, OH! Open House
– Joo Chiat, Singapore
Filthy 13, Eminent Plaza, Singapore
Lit Up Festival, Aliwal Art Centre,
Singapore
Primavera, Immanence, Paris, France
In the Flesh: New Contemporaries,
Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA)
Singapore, Singapore
Traces, LASALLE College of the Arts,
Singapore
Real Presence 9, Accademia di Belle Arti,
Venice, Italy
Select Artist Residencies or Exchanges
2015
2012
2009
2008
2003
Artist in Residence, OH! Open House –
Joo Chiat, Singapore
Artist in Residence, Dena Foundation,
Paris, France
Art Incubator, Osage Gallery, Singapore
Real Presence 9: International Platform
for Young Artists and Art Students,
Belgrade, Serbia
Artist in Residence, Gallery Hotel,
Singapore
Select Awards
2007
2007
Highly Commended (Abstract Category),
Singapore
Winston Oh Travel Award, Singapore
20 Tonnes - Physical Consequences, 2002
Stone
1000 cm x 120 cm x 200 cm
Bani Haykal
(b. 1985)
www.banihaykal.wordpress.com
Han Sai Por (b. 1943) has been a modern art
sculptor for three decades, creating a body of
work that offers commentary on the changing
landscape of Singapore. She has participated
in numerous exhibitions and projects around
the world, and her works can be found in
many international institutions and private
collections in Singapore, Malaysia, India, China,
Japan, New Zealand, the UK and USA. In
1995 she was awarded the Cultural Medallion,
Singapore’s highest cultural honour.
2014
2013
2012
2008
2006
Artist in Residence, Cité internationale
des Arts, Paris, France
Workshop, Talk and Exhibition, Yuan
Xiaocen Arts Museum and Yunnan
University, Kunming, China
Participant, International Sculpture
Symposium, Changchun, China
Participant, International City of
Sculpture and Cultural Year,
Zhengzhou, China
Select Awards
2014
2013
2011
2009
2002
Moving Forest, Singapore Tyler Print
Institute, Singapore
Black Forest 2013, NAFA, Singapore
The Black Forest, Jendela (Visual Arts
Space), Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay,
Singapore
The Changing Landscape, Luxe Museum,
Singapore
20 Tonnes – Physical Consequences,
MICA Artrium and Art-2 Gallery,
Singapore
2015
2011
2006
2005
1995
Sculpture category award winner,
Chianciano Art Biennale, Italy.
NAFA Distinguished Alumni Awards,
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts,
Singapore
Outstanding City Sculpture Award,
Government of Zhengzhou, Henan,
China
Top Prize, Triennale-India, Delhi, India
Cultural Medallion, National Arts
Council, Singapore
2015
2015
2014
2014
2014
2013
2010
2008
Biennale of Art, Chianciano Museum of
Art, Chianciano Terme, Italy
London Art Biennale, Chelsea Old Town
Hall, London, UK
Art Basel, Hong Kong Convention and
Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong
Unearthed, Singapore Art Museum,
Singapore
Art Stage Singapore, Marina Bay Sands
Expo and Convention Centre, Singapore
The Realm in the Mirror, the Vision
out of Image: Singapore Contemporary
Art Exhibition, Suzhou Jinji Lake Art
Museum, Suzhou, China
International Exhibition of Sculptures
and Photos, Yekaterinburg Art
Foundation, Yekaterinburg, Russia
Olympic Games Landscape Sculpture
Exhibition, Beijing and various locations,
China
necropolis for those without sleep, 2015
Custom designed mechanical turks, computer programmed chess game, 3D printed chess
pieces, jumpsuits, welder's helmet, TV Monitor, CCTV, astroturf, picture frames
Dimensions variable
Amanda Heng
www.wita.sg
heng.amanda@yahoo.com
Bani Haykal (b. 1985) experiments with
text and music, working across disciplines
and mediums including installation, poetry
and theatre. His work investigates the social,
political and economic complexities of music
and its relationship to power systems during
the Cold War. A firm believer in the fellowship
and creativity of artistic collaborations,
Haykal has exhibited, performed and toured
internationally. Festivals he has been featured
in include Media/Art Kitchen (Japan, Indonesia,
Malaysia and Philippines), Liquid Architecture
and the M1 Fringe Festival (Singapore).
2013
2013
2012
2011
inside the subject (in collaboration
with anGie seah & Mohamad Riduan),
Dormant Music, Platform3, Bandung,
Indonesia
Rethinking Music, Substation, Singapore
Alternatives, Substation, Singapore
2015
2015
2014
2014
2014
2013
2013
President's Young Talents, Singapore Art
Museum at 8Q, Singapore
Politics and Poetics of Space(s), Point
Ephémère, Paris, France
Liquid Architecture, Institute of
Singapore
Re/call/Re/form/Re/master, Silverlens,
Singapore
Media Art/Kitchen: The Politics of
Humour and Play, Aomori Contemporary
Art Centre, Aomori, Japan
Media Art/Kitchen: Reality Distortion
Field, Galeri Nasional Indonesia, Jakarta,
Indonesia and Art Row Publika, Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia
The Art Incubator, Institute of
Singapore
2014, 2015 Artist in Residence, NTU Centre for
Contemporary Art (CCA) Singapore,
Singapore
2014
Visiting Artist, Yamaguchi Centre for Art
and Media, Yamaguchi, Japan
2013
Artist in Residence, The Unifiedfield,
Granada, Spain
2012, 2013 Artist in Residence, Platform 3, Bandung,
Indonesia
Select Awards
2015
2013
Best Sound Design or Original Score, M1The Straits Times Life! Theatre Awards,
Singapore
Young Artist Award 2013, National Arts
Council, Singapore
Another Woman, 1996
C-print photograph
101.6 cm x 76.2 cm
(b. 1951)
Luke Heng
www.lukeheng.com
lukehengjw@gmail.com
Amanda Heng (b. 1951) is one of Singapore’s
most prolific female contemporary artists,
known for works that amalgamate installation,
photography and performance. Her art engages
with issues of national identity, collective
memory, gender politics, relationships and
social issues. A key figure in the Singapore
contemporary art scene, Heng was also pivotal
in the founding of two art collectives, The
Artists Village (TAV) in 1988 and Women in the
Arts (WITA) in 1999. She was conferred the
prestigious Cultural Medallion award in 2010.
2011
2004
2002
1999
1998
Speak To Me, Walk With Me, Singapore
Art Museum at 8Q, Singapore
Smile, because I am a singirl, Trace
Gallery, Cardiff, UK
Pillar of the Arts, Esplanade – Theatres
on the Bay, Singapore
Let’s Chat, Okinawa Prefecture Museum,
Japan
Yours Truly, My Body, Artists Unlimited,
Bielefeld, Germany
2015
2013
2010
2006
2006
2000
1999
1999
Concept Context Contestation: Art and
the Collective in Southeast Asia, GoetheInstitut, Hanoi, Vietnam
The Realm in the Mirror, the Vision Out
of Image, Suzhou Industrial Park Jinji
Lake Art Museum, China
RIAP - Rencontre Internationale d’art
performance de Québec, Québec, Canada
10 Artists Portfolios: Asian
Contemporary Art in Print, Asia Society,
New York, USA
Havana Biennial, Cuba
Fukuoka Asian Art Triennial, Fukuoka,
Japan
Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary
Art, Queensland, Australia
2015
2003
2003
2000
1990
Artist in Residence, NTU Centre for
Singapore
City Transformer - Art & Architecture in
the City, Laznia Centre for Contemporary
Art, Poland
Theertha International Artists
Workshop, Theertha International
Artists Collective, Colombo, Sri Lanka
Tachikawa International Art Festival,
Tokyo, Japan
Artist in Residence, Portland Sculpture
Trust, Tout Quarry Sculpture Park, UK
Select Awards
2010
Council, Singapore
Blue on White no.2, 2015
Oil on linen
150 cm x 115 cm
(b. 1987)
Hilmi Johandi
www.hilmijohandi.com
hilmijohandi@gmail.com
Luke Heng (b. 1987) was born in Singapore
where he currently lives and works. He
graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts
from LASALLE College of the Arts. Heng
is interested in the materiality of painting,
particularly the process of materialising
the painting and the role of materials in the
perception of the painting. His paintings
unravel over time: they suggest at the possible
escalation of their own unravelling; these are
works that appear to present very little initially,
but given time and observation, slowly reveal
themselves.
2015
The Waiting Room, FOST Gallery,
Singapore
2015
2014
2014
2014
2013
2013
2013
2013
Peculiar Textures, Galerie Steph,
Singapore
Primavera 3, Galerie Frederic Lacroix,
Paris, France
Echoes of Anticipation, FOST Gallery,
Singapore
Departure, iPreciation, Singapore
Quiet Mystics, Galerie Steph, Singapore
Cross Encounter, Japanese Creative
Centre, Embassy of Japan, Singapore
Asia Contemporary Art Show
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
Interplay, Art Stage, Singapore
2014
DENA Foundation Artist Residency
Program, Centre des Recollets, Paris
Select Awards
2012
2012
2012
Young Talent Programme, Affordable Art
Fair, Singapore
The Winston Oh Travel Award (Practice),
LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore
LASALLE College of the Arts
Scholarship, Singapore
The Vernissage, 2014
Oil on linen
305 cm x 245 cm
(b. 1987)
Ho Chee Lick
chshocl@nus.edu.sg
Hilmi (b. 1987) focuses on the points of
intersection between painting, film, and spatial
analysis. He received his BA (Hons) in Fine
Arts from LASALLE College of the Arts –
Goldsmiths, University of London in 2013. He
was awarded the Solo Prize in the Young Talent
Programme Winners competition (2013/14)..
Hilmi’s work has been shown in exhibitions in
Singapore, New York and London. He currently
lives and works in Singapore.
2014
2014
Framing Camellia: Fragmentation of
Frames, ION Art Gallery, Singapore
Dusk to Dawn | Fajar ke Senja, OCBC
Artspace, Singapore
2015
2015
2015
2014
2014
2013
2013
2009
Portraits In Verses, Fred Torres Gallery,
New York, USA
Peculiar Textures, Galerie Steph,
Singapore
Eagles Fly, Sheep Flock, Art Stage
Singapore, Marina Bay Sands Expo and
Convention Centre, Singapore
Departure, iPreciation, Singapore
Neo Folk, Ikkan Gallery, Singapore
Flux – City of Change, STRARTA Art
Fair, Saatchi Gallery, London, UK
Cross Encounter: A Collaboration of
Seven Artists from Japan and Singapore,
Japan
Creative Centre, Singapore
Art Buffet, Singapore Art Show,
Select Awards
2013–2014 Winner, ION Art Affordable Art Fair
Young Talent Programme, Singapore
Offerings, 2002
Oil on wooden board
61 cm x 46 cm
(b. 1950)
Anthony Ho Chuo Sai
ph.ho@hotmail.com
Ho Chee Lick (b. 1950) studied at Chinese
High School in the 1960s, and was taught by
pioneer artists Chen Wen Hsi and Chen Chong
Swee in Western and Chinese painting. He went
on to complete a PhD in linguistics from Kansas
University, USA. He has been teaching at the
National University of Singapore since 1990. He
has also been deeply involved with music from
an early age and, since the mid-1990s, has been
active in translating poetry in Singapore.
2015
2011
2002
1999
1990
Ho Chee Lick: Homage to the Faithful,
National Library Building, Singapore
Sequenza: Ho Chee Lick’s New Ink Work,
Art Retreat, Singapore
Reverence, Utterly Art, Singapore
Expressing Ubin, Soobin Art Gallery,
Singapore
What He Sees, Locust Street Gallery,
Lawrence, USA
2015
2009
2004
2001
1999
Scholars & Ink: Artists from NUS and the
Alumni, NUS Museum, Singapore
Art Buffet, Singapore Art Show,
City Inspirations, Cape of Good Hope Art
Gallery, Singapore
Nokia Singapore Art, Suntec Singapore
Convention & Exhibition Centre,
Singapore
Nokia Singapore Art, Singapore Art
Museum, Singapore
《無爲》, 2015
Ink on paper
66 cm x 130 cm
(b. 1943)
Ho Ho Ying
www.hohoying.com
hohoying@hotmail.com
Anthony Ho Chuo Sai (b. 1943) is a Chinese
2000 calligraphy artist who practises the running
script. A graduate of the Singapore Teachers
Training College in 1968, Ho has served as Vice
President of the Chinese Calligraphy Society of
Singapore, Assistant Secretary of the Singapore
Arts Federation, Vice President of the Singapore
Cultural Studies Society and Vice Principal of
the Singapore Chinese Calligraphy Institute.
Aside from having exhibited and participated
in numerous overseas calligraphy exchanges,
he has also been invited to demonstrate his
knowledge of calligraphy overseas.
International Chinese Calligraphy
Exchange Exhibition, Singapore
Calligraphy Centre, Singapore and
Australia
1990–2012 International Chinese Calligraphy
Exhibition: Singapore (1990), Beijing
(1993), Japan (1995, 2010), Korea
(2003), Malaysia (1997), Taiwan
(2000)
1985, 1988, 2001
Exchange Exhibition, National
Museum of Singapore, Singapore and
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
1984, 1998 International Chinese Calligraphy
Seoul, South Korea
1984, 1986, 1997, 1999
Beijing, China
Taipei, Taiwan
Tokyo, Japan
1979
National Calligraphy Exhibition,
Singapore
Select Awards
2013
2013
2008
2003
1997
Camallia Award, South Asia TV Arts,
Kunming, China
Meritorious Service Gold Award for
30 years of Sterling Service, Chinese
Calligraphy Society of Singapore
Meritorious Service Gold Award for
25 years of Sterling Service, Chinese
20 Years Gold Medal, Chinese
PBS, National Day Awards, Prime
Minister's Office, Singapore
Light of Universe, 2010
Acrylic on canvas
121 cm x 120 cm
Photo: Hakaran Art Gallery
(b. 1935)
Ho Hui May
(b. 1975)
huimayho@gmail.com
Ho Ho Ying (b. 1935), a pioneer in Singapore’s
modern art movement, came to Singapore from
his birthplace in Hainan, China. His oeuvre
includes avant-garde Chinese calligraphy and
abstract expressionism anchored by his study
of Asian traditions and ideas. A graduate of
Nanyang University in Chinese Language and
Literature, Ho is also an accomplished author
under the pen-name “子木”(
) and a
respected art critic. He co-founded the Modern
Art Society in 1964.
Select Awards
2003–2005 Founder, FASS Chengdu Art Studio,
China
2002
Researcher in Residence, Tibet
University, China
1996–1997 Researcher in Residence, Academy of
Fine Arts, Hangzhou, China
Select Awards
2014
2012
2000
2014
2003
2000
1980
1966
Ho Ho Ying: Present, Nanyang Academy
of Fine Arts, Singapore
Beyond Image, Yisulang Art Gallery,
Singapore
Breaking Barriers, Orchard Point
Exhibition Hall, Singapore
Ho Ho Ying, Alpha Art Gallery Singapore
Ho Ho Ying: Art Exhibition, National
Library, Singapore
1979
1975
Distinguished Alumni Award,
Nanyang Technological University,
Singapore
Council, Singapore
Special Gold Award (Chinese
Calligraphy), Tengwang Ke, China
Contribution to Modern Art Award,
Modern Art Society of Singapore,
Singapore
Award by Angkatan Pelukis Aneka
Daya (APAD), Singapore
2015
2011
2009
2006
1988
1984
1976
1963
Legacy . Progression: Singapore-China
Art Exchange Exhibition, Academy of
Arts & Design, Tsinghua University,
China, and Hakaren Art Gallery,
Singapore
New Interpretation in Retrospect, MICA
Artrium, Singapore
Remade, relived: Modern art in
Singapore, NAFA Galleries, Singapore
New Expression of Asian Art Exhibition,
Soka-Gakkai Malaysia (SGM), Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia
Salon of the Grand Palais, Paris, France
Asian Art Show, Fukuoka Art Museum,
Japan
Asian Art Exhibition, Hong Kong
Conference Hall, Hong Kong
Modern Art Exhibition, National Library,
Singapore
Between Picasso and Matisse, 2014
Gelatin silver print
12 cm x 18 cm
Jeannie Ho
www.jeannieho.com
jeanniehophoto@gmail.com
Ho Hui May (b. 1975) is an educator and
photographer born and based in Singapore. She
has participated in numerous group exhibitions
in Singapore and internationally, including
exhibitions at the National Museum of
Singapore, Singapore Art Museum and Fukuoka
Asian Art Museum. The awards she has
received include First Prize in the photography
category in the 2007 UOB Painting of the Year
competition. Her solo exhibition, Domestic
Dystopia, was held at Kay Ngee Tan Architects
Gallery in 2007.
2007
Domestic Dystopia, Kay Ngee Tan
Architects Gallery, Singapore
2014
2013
2011
2011
2010
2009
2008
… 6767 … Draw Bridge, NAFA, Singapore
Encountering the Unknown: Singaporean
and Japanese Artists’ Dialogue with
Their Cities, Fukuoka Asian Art Museum,
Japan
ANGSANA: Southeast Asian
Photographers Taking Flight, 2902
Gallery, Singapore
PAUSE: An Exhibition of Works
and Ideas in Progress, SMU Gallery,
Singapore
Recollection, 2902 Gallery, Singapore
Come-In: Interior Design as a
Contemporary Art Medium, National
Museum of Singapore, Singapore
Singapore International Photography
Festival, LASALLE College of the Arts,
Singapore
Select Awards
2007
2005
First Prize (Photography Category),
Singapore
Merit Award, South Shore Art Center,
Cohasset, USA
Seascape #7222, 2012
Photography
76 cm x 114 cm
(b. 1970)
Ho Kah Leong
drhokahleong@gmail.com
Jeannie Ho (b. 1970) is currently based in
Singapore. She lived in the city of New York
for almost two decades where she received her
BFA in photography from the School of Visual
Arts. She uses the photographic medium to
explore associations between our environments
and state of mind. Her work comments on the
inherent psychological drama in our everyday
landscapes: presence, absence, awareness,
desire, loss and revelation.
2008
Reverie: Moments of Being, Esplanade –
Theatres on the Bay, Singapore
2015
2014
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
1998
Photo Speaks International Festival for
Photo & Video, Art Space Korea, Busan,
South Korea
ICON de Martell Photography Award,
National Museum of Singapore,
Singapore
Our Elusive Here, Volvo Art Loft,
Singapore
Annual Friends Of Friends Photography
Auction, Rick Wester Fine Art, New York,
USA
Dali International Photo Festival 2012,
Dali, China
Not Too Far Away, 2902 Gallery,
Singapore
Sovereign Asian Art Prize (Singapore
Finalists), Artspace@Helutrans,
Singapore
Mentor Show, Art Directors’ Club,
New York, USA
Select Awards
2014
Discernment Award, ICON de Martell
Cordon Bleu Photography Awards,
Singapore
London by Night, 2014
Acrylic on canvas
61 cm x 91 cm
(b. 1937)
Ho Rui An
www.horuian.com
ruianz@gmail.com
Renowned artist and art educator Ho Kah
Leong (b. 1937) has been active in the local
art scene for over 60 years. His passion for
art started when he was in high school.
Upon graduating from Nanyang University,
he joined the teaching profession and was
elected as an MP in 1966. He was promoted
to Senior Parliamentary Secretary in 1984 in
Government. He stepped down from politics in
1996 to helm the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts
(NAFA). His works in oil and acrylic are widely
collected by institutions and individuals.
2013
2006
2002
1997
1990
Lion City Rediscovered, Ion Art Gallery,
Singapore
Poetic Ubin, Black Earth Art Gallery,
Singapore
Beauty of Nature, NAFA, Singapore
Passion for Art, SooBin Art Int'l,
Singapore
Nostalgic Scenes , Singapore Chinese
Chamber of Commerce & Industry,
Singapore
2012
London Olympic Art Exhibition, London,
UK
2000–2014 Annual Art Exhibition, Singapore Art
Society, MICA Atrium, Singapore
2000–2014 Annual Art Exhibition, Singapore Society
of Chinese Artists, MICA Atrium,
Singapore
2000–2015 Annual Teochew Art Exhibition, Ngee
Ann Cultural Centre, Singapore
2000
Ten Men Beautiful Ubin, NAFA,
Singapore
1998
Seven Men Ubin Connection, Orchard
Point Gallery, Singapore
1997
President Charity Art Exhibition,
Earl Lu Gallery, Singapore
1991
Singapore Art Fair, World Trade Centre,
Singapore
Select Awards
2000
Peruvian Cultural Medal, Government of
Peru
The Spectacle, 2014
Performance
(b. 1990)
Ho Tzu Nyen
(b. 1976)
tzulogy@gmail.com
Ho Rui An (b. 1990) is an artist and writer
working at the intersections of contemporary
art, cinema, performance and theory. He writes,
talks and thinks around images, investigating
their sites of emergence, transmission and
disappearance. He has presented projects at
the 2nd Kochi-Muziris Biennale, Serpentine
Galleries (London), Moderna Museet
(Stockholm), Monnaie de Paris, Singapore Art
Museum, LUMA/Westbau (Zürich), Para Site
(Hong Kong) and Witte de With (Rotterdam).
2014
Select Awards
2015
2015
2015
2014
2014
2014
2014
2014
A Luxury We Cannot Afford, Para Site,
Hong Kong
Take Me (I’m Yours), Monnaie de Paris,
France
On Sweat, Paper, and Porcelain, Hessel
Museum of Art and CCS Bard Galleries,
Annandale-on-Hudson, USA
Kochi-Muziris Biennale, Kochi, India
Countershadows (tactics in evasion),
The Part In The Story Where A Part
Becomes A Part of Something Else, Witte
de With Center for Contemporary Art,
Rotterdam, Netherlands
Poetry will be made by all!, LUMA/
Westbau, Zürich, Switzerland
89plus Marathon, Serpentine Galleries,
London, UK
2015
2015
2015
2014
2014 A Luxury We Cannot Afford, Para Site,
Hong Kong
Take Me (I’m Yours), Monnaie de Paris,
France
On Sweat, Paper, and Porcelain, Hessel
Museum of Art and CCS Bard Galleries,
Annandale-on-Hudson, USA
Countershadows (tactics in evasion),
2014
2014
Becomes A Part of Something Else, Witte
de With Center for Contemporary Art,
Poetry will be made by all!, LUMA/
Westbau, Zürich, Switzerland
89plus Marathon, Serpentine Galleries,
London, UK
2014
2013
2014
2011
Poet in Residence, LUMA/Westbau,
Zürich, Switzerland
Artist in Residence, Tara Oceans Polar
Circle Expedition
NAC Arts Scholarship (Postgraduate),
National Arts Council, Singapore
Loke Cheng Kim Foundation Scholarship,
Singapore
The Cloud of Unknowing, 2011
Installation with single-channel HD projection, multi-channel audio, lighting, smoke
machines and show control system
17 minutes
Hong Sek Chern
sekchern@hotmail.com
Ho Tzu Nyen (b. 1976) makes video
installations, films and theatrical performances.
He has represented Singapore at the Venice
Biennale (2011) and participated in the
Shanghai Biennale (2014) and Kochi-Muziris
Biennale (2014). His films have been shown
at festivals such as Cannes (2009), Venice
(2009), Berlin (2015), Locarno (2011), Sundance
(2012) and Rottendam (2009 and 2013).
His performances have been staged at the
Singapore Arts Festival (2008), Theater der
Welt in Mulheim, Germany (2009) and Wiener
Festwochen in Vienna, Austria (2014).
2015
2012
2011
2011
2003
The Name, DAAD Galerie, Berlin,
Germany
MAM Project #16, Mori Art Museum,
Tokyo, Japan
The Cloud of Unknowing, Venice
Biennale, Venice, Italy
Earth, Artspace, Sydney, Australia
Utama – Every Name in History is I,
Substation, Singapore
2014
2014
2013
2009
2009
2007
2005
2004
Shanghai Biennale, Power Station of Art,
Shanghai, China
No Country: Contemporary Art for
South and Southeast Asia, Guggenheim
Museum, New York, USA
Directors Fortnight, 62nd Cannes
International Film Festival
Asia-Art Pacific Triennial, Queensland
Art Gallery, Australia
Thermocline of Art – New Asian Waves,
ZKM, Karlsruhe, Germany
Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale, Fukuoka,
Japan
Sao Paolo Biennale, Sao Paolo, Brazil
2014
2013
2012
Artist in Residence, DAAD, Berlin,
Germany
Artist in Residence, Asia Art Archive,
Hong Kong
Artist in Residence, Sudpole, Lucerne,
Switzerland
Select Awards
2015
2013
2010
2008
2008
Grand Prize, Asia Pacific Breweries
Foundation Signature Art Prize,
Singapore
Prix de Nuit, Signes de Nuit Festival,
Paris
Young Artist Award, National Arts
Council, Singapore
Grand Jury Prize, Pris de Courts
International Short Film Festival, Paris,
France
Silver Medal, MUSE Awards, New York,
USA
Jiak Kopi《喝高杯》, 2013
Oil on canvas
150 cm x 200 cm
(b. 1967)
Hong Zhu An
hongzastudio@gmail.com
Hong Sek Chern (b. 1967) graduated with a
2014
Diploma in fine art from Nanyang Academy
of Fine Arts (NAFA) in 1995 and an MFA
from Goldsmiths College, University of
London in 1998. She has exhibited both locally
and overseas. She was named as one of the
President’s Young Talents by the Singapore Art
Museum (2001), and represented Singapore
at the São Paolo Biennial (2002) and the
International Ink Painting Biennial of Shenzhen
(2006). Her interpretation of the urban
landscape in the ink medium has earned her
several awards in Singapore, and in 2000 she
received the Young Artist Award from National
Arts Council.
2011
2008
2000
1999
Sleepless in the City, Art-2 Gallery,
Singapore
Raised Tumpal, Art-2 Gallery, Singapore
On Borrowed Skies, Jendela (Visual Arts
Singapore
Portrait Sayang, Utterly Art, Singapore
Modern Monuments, Telok Kurau
Studios Gallery, Singapore
2015
2012
2010
2006
2004
2003
2002
2001
City Landscape by Chua Say Hua and
Hong Sek Chern, UOB Art Gallery,
Singapore
Still Building: Contemporary Art from
Singapore, Selasar Sunaryo Art Space,
Bandung, Indonesia
Singapore Survey 2010: Beyond LKY,
Valentine Willie Fine Art, Singapore
International Ink Painting Biennial of
Shenzhen, Shenzhen, China
Heartland Karuizawa Drawing Biennale,
Wakita Museum of Art, Tokyo, Japan
International Biennial Print and Drawing
Exhibit, Taipei Fine Arts Museum,
Taipei, Taiwan
São Paolo Biennial, São Paolo, Brazil
President Young Talents, Singapore Art
Museum, Singapore
Select Awards
2007
2006
2000
1999
1999
Winner, UOB Painting of the Year
First Prize (Representational Category),
Singapore
Council, Singapore
Honourable Mention (2 awards),
Singapore Turf Club Art Competition,
Singapore
Jurors' Choice, Philip Morris Singapore
Art Awards, Singapore
Traces of Time No. 1, 2014
Chinese ink and colour pigment on rice paper
105 cm x 105 cm
(b. 1955)
Idris Bin Mohamed Ali
www.mayagallery.com.sg/artists/idris-ali/artistbio.htm
art@mayagallery.com.sg
Hong Zhu An (b. 1955) began making art at
the age of 4 and is trained in both traditional
Chinese and Western art forms. He received
his MFA from RMIT in 1997 and received a
grand award in the UOB Painting of the Year
competition in 1994. His works are collected
by major institutions such as the Asian Art
Museum of San Francisco, Princeton University
Art Museum and Singapore Art Museum.
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
Pure Heart: A Bali Purnati Foundation
Artist Residency, Private Museum,
Singapore
Line: 1994–2004, Ode to Art, Singapore
The Limitless Void, Private Museum,
Singapore
Ascetic Serenity, Singapore Tyler Print
Institute, Singapore
Inner Dawning, Ode to Art, Singapore
2006
2005
2004
2004
2004
2003
2002
2002
Internation Ink Painting Biennial of
Shenzhen, Shenzhen, China
Beijing International Art Biennale,
Beijing, China
Do A Book: Asian Artists’ Summer
Project, Plum Blossoms Gallery, New
York, USA
Double Surface: Paintings by Takayo Seto
and Hong Zhu An, Plum Blossom Gallery,
New York, USA
International Asian Art Fair, New York,
USA
USA
Singapore Art, Plum Blossoms Gallery,
New York, USA
USA
2015
2012
Artist in Residence, Bali Purnati Center
for the Arts, Sukawati, Indonesia
Select Awards
1994
1988
Grand Award, UOB Painting of the Year
Best 100, National Ink Painting
Competition, China
Emerald Hill, 2012
Watercolour
50 cm x 40 cm
Photo: Maya Gallery
(b. 1944)
Iskandar Jalil
Idris Bin Mohamed Ali (b. 1944) is mostly
a self-taught artist who took lessons from the
artist S. Mahdar in 1960. Idris joined Angkatan
Pelukis Aneka Daya (APAD) in the 1960s and
is one of the few artists, if not the only one, in
APAD who consistently works in watercolours.
He received the Pingat APAD (APAD Award)
in 1974 and the Cipta Mekar (Creative Award)
for outstanding work at the Action ’90 APAD
exhibition in 1990.
2013
1999
Singapura Chantek: 5 Decades of Painting
Singapore, Maya Gallery, Singapore
Water Strokes of Idris, Singapore
Calligraphy Centre, Singapore
2014
2013
2011
2010
1997
1994
1993
1985
Contemporary 2014, National Library
Building, Singapore
Moving On, Aliwal Arts Centre,
Singapore
Building, Singapore
Building, Singapore
Pekan Seni Ipoh II, Dewan Bandaraya
Ipoh (Ipoh Town Hall), Perak, Malaysia
Action ’94, NAFA, Singapore
Rasajagat ’93, Galeri Shah Alam,
Shah Alam, Malaysia
Contemporary 1985, National Museum
Art Gallery, Singapore
Select Awards
1990
1990
1974
Pingat APAD, Angkatan Pelukis Aneka
Cipta Mekar (Creative Award) for
outstanding work in the Action ’90
exhibition, Angkatan Pelukis Aneka Daya
(APAD), Singapore
Child 1, Child 2, Child 3, 2006
Barium glazes with stains
42 cm x 25 cm x 15 cm
Photo: Lawrence Chong
(b. 1940)
Abu Jalal Sarimon
www.facebook.com/abu.sarimon
abjsarimon@gmail.com / abjsarimon@yahoo.com.sg
Iskandar Jalil (b. 1940) is celebrated
as Singapore’s master potter and leading
educator-mentor in ceramics art. His practice
has enjoyed numerous accolades including the
Cultural Medallion (1988), the nation’s highest
recognition for artistic accomplishment. His
works bear the influence of diverse pottery
cultures from across the globe. His works are
simple impactful structures with highly tactile
and rich surfaces, often using twigs or branches
as handles, made with clay coming from
particular locales and regions.
2011
2007
2005
2001
1995
Images of my Pottery Travels, Art-2
Gallery, Singapore
Material, Message, Metaphor, Art-2
Gallery, Singapore
For Cambodia, Raffles Le Royal, Phnom
Penh, Cambodia
Potter’s Life, Potter’s Thoughts, Art-2
Gallery, Singapore
My Dialogue with Clay, Takashimaya
Gallery, Singapore
2015
2013
2013
2013
2006
2006
2005
2004
Tribute to Local Clay, Immagini Art
Gallery, Singapore
Iskandar Jalil: A Lifelong Passion For His
Craft & His Teaching, Japan Creative
Centre, Singapore
Shakei, Temasek Polytechnic, Singapore
Encore!, Maya Gallery, Singapore
Ceramics: Beyond Borders, National
Library Building, Singapore
Dragon Kiln, Jalan Bahar, Singapore
Seven Masters, Singapore Art Museum,
Singapore
Crossroads: Making of New Identities,
National University of Singapore,
Singapore
Select Awards
2015
2012
2002
1999
1988
Order of the Rising Sun, Japan
Public Service Star (BBM) Award, Prime
Minister's Office, Singapore
Achiever of the Year Award, Berita
Harian, Singapore
Singapore
In a Male-Dominated Society, 1996
Acrylic on canvas
150 cm x 120 cm
(b. 1964)
Joo Choon Lin
www.joochoonlin.com
joochoonlin@yahoo.com.sg
Abu Jalal Sarimon (b. 1964) is an artist
2015
who uses observation and conceptual visual
expression to provide social commentary. He
encourages viewers to evaluate the hidden
meanings behind his seemingly simple and
candid compositions. Jalal received The Most
Promising Artist Award from the Philippe
Charriol Foundation in 1995 and has exhibited
widely in Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
2014
2006
2005
1993
1999
1995
Touch!, Utterly Art, Singapore
Solo exhibition for Most Promising
Artist Award from the Philippe Charriol
Foundation, Regent Hotel, Singapore
2015
2014
2006
2004
1998
1994
1993
1993
TUJU Art Group Celebrates SG50 in
Indonesia and Italy, Tugu Kunstkring
Paleis (Jakarta, Indonesia), Jogja Gallery
(Jogjakarta, Indonesia), Trah Gallery
(Bali, Indonesia) and San Francesco
Multimedia Space, Civitanova, Italy
Asian International Art Exhibition
(AIAE), Kinmen Culture Park Historical
Folk Museum, Kinmen, Taiwan
Biennial Islamic Contemporary Art, Saba
Art Academy, Tehran, Iran
Asian International Art Exhibition
(AIAE), Fukuoka Asian Art Museum and
Museum of Kyushu Sangyo University,
Japan
Culture Colour Connection, Fremantle
Museum, Perth, Australia
Shell Discovery Art Exhibition,
Shell Tower, Singapore
Nine Singapore Artists, Slot Zeist Palace
& Westfries Museum, Netherlands
ASEAN Travelling Exhibition, Various
locations—Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia,
Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam
Artist in Residence, Thailand Art
Festival, Poh Chang Arts Academy,
Bangkok, Thailand
Artist in Residence, Langkawi Art
Biennale, Langkawi, Malaysia
Artist in Residence, Biennial Islamic
Contemporary Art, Saba Art Academy,
Tehran, Iran
Artist in Residence, TUJU Art Group
– Seven Pendekar in Dubai, Jumeirah
Beach Hotel, Dubai
Art Exhibition and Workshop, Westfries
Museum, Netherlands
Select Awards
2014
Top Prize and Best Team Award,
Housing Development Board Build-AThon, Singapore
1996
Honourable Mention, Philip Morris
Singapore Art Awards, Singapore
1995
Most Promising Artist Award, Philippe
Charriol Foundation, Singapore
1994
Jurors' Award, Philip Morris Singapore
Art Award, Singapore
1993, 1994 Distinction Award, Philippe Charriol
Foundation, Singapore
Your Eyes Are Stupid, 2013
Mixed media installation
Dimensions variable
(b. 1984)
Kamal Dollah
www.kamaldollah.com
kamaldollah@gmail.com
Joo Choon Lin (b. 1984) investigates the
relations between appearance and essence,
informed by her interest in technological
developments: as technologies of representation
devise new ways of capturing the likeness of
things, so the quality of the surfaces of these
things undergoes a transformation. She has
been experimenting with materials and media
to examine the relations between visual and
tactile experiences. Her work has exhibited
locally and international including the Fukuoka
Asian Art Triennale (2009), Aichi Triennale
(2010) and Singapore Biennale (2013).
2012
2011
2009
Resolution of Reality, Third Floor
Hermes, Singapore
Too Big In the Tank, Singapore Arts
Festival, Esplanade – Theatres on the
Bay, Singapore
Come Out and Play at 8Q!, Singapore Art
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2010
2009
Lille300, Gare Saint Sauveur, Lille,
France Be Mysterious, Walter Phillips Gallery,
Banff Centre, Canada
Singapore Biennale, Singapore Art
Museum, Singapore
“Re-modernologio” Phase 3: Traces of
Scenery, Aomori Contemporary Art
Centre, Aomori, Japan Roving Eye, Sorlandets Kunstmuseum,
Kristiansand, Norway
Aichi Triennale, Aichi, Japan
Roppongi Art Night, Mori Art Museum,
Tokyo, Japan Fukuoka Asian Art Triennial, Fukuoka
Asian Art Museum, Fukuoka, Japan
2015
2014
2012
2008
Artist in Residence, Frac des Pays de la
Loire, Carquefou, France
Artist in Residence, Banff Centre, Canada
Artist in Residence, Aomori
Contemporary Art Centre, Aomori, Japan
Artist in Residence, Gertrude
Contemporary, Melbourne, Australia
Select Awards
2011
2011
2010
Arts Scholarship (Overseas), National
Arts Council, Singapore
Governor’s International Postgraduate
Scholarship, Glasgow School of Art,
Scotland
Arts Creation Fund, National Arts
Council, Singapore
Bricks Wearing Kamal, 2007
Batik
Dimensions variable
(b. 1967)
Geraldine Kang
www.geraldinekang.weebly.com
rubedoblitz@gmail.com
Kamal Dollah (b. 1967) is a painter who
works across different artistic disciplines. A
scholar in traditional batik painting, he also
practises the art of caricature, and experiments
with watercolour and graffiti. He originated
“community batik”, which inspires and
empowers the public through the communal
co-creation of art. He is president of Angkatan
Pelukis Aneka Daya (APAD), a member of the
World Batik Council, and founder and president
of the Singapore Chapter of International
Society of Caricature Artists (ISCA).
2008
2007
1998
All Walks of Life, Esplanade – Theatres
Music as a Muse, Esplanade – Theatres
A Diary of Mind, National Library
Building, Singapore
2015
2014
Once Upon A Hill, Galeri Nila, Singapore
APAD Singapore Art Week, Aliwal Arts
Centre, Singapore
2008
APAD 62-08, Singapore Art Museum,
Singapore
2007
Singapore Art Show, Singapore Art
Museum, Singapore
2006
Square of Infinity, Substation, Singapore
2005
Singapore Art Show, MICA Artrium,
Singapore
1993
Baetik, Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts,
Singapore
1993–2015 APAD Annual Group Shows, various
locations, Singapore
2015
Symposium on Cultural Identity in
ASEAN Handicraft Products, Bangkok,
Thailand
2011
Community Batik across Namibia,
Africa – Cultural and Art Exchange
Programme, various cities, Namibia
2009
Guest of the Mayor, Pekan Batik
International Festival and Exhibition,
Pekalongan, Indonesia
2007–2015 International Society of Caricature
Artists Conventions, various locations,
USA, Japan, South Korea and Singapore
2007, 2009, 2011
Speaker, Kuala Lumpur International
Batik Conference and Exhibition, Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia
Select Awards
2013
First Place, Seoul Sketch Tour, South
Korea
Of Two Bedrooms, 2015
Digital photographs
Dimensions variable
(b. 1988)
Noni Kaur
(b. 1969)
noni.kaur@gmail.com
Geraldine Kang (b. 1988) graduated with a
2015
BFA in photography and digital imaging from
the School of Art, Design and Media, Nanyang
Technological University. She uses the medium
of photography as a private introspective
channel, and also to explore the undercurrents
and ambivalences of familiar places. Her
recent projects hone in on Singapore,
featuring ubiquitous yet overlooked public
spaces and infrastructures. She is looking to
combine photography with larger objects and
installations.
2013
Select Awards
2012
2012
2011
2011
2015
2015
2014
2 Parts 2, NTU Centre for Contemporary
Art (CCA) Singapore, Singapore
Still we walk on fences, Institute of
Singapore
Tell me something I don’t know, Grey
Projects, Singapore
Artist in Residence, Grey Projects,
Singapore
SingCat Scholarship, Nau Côclea,
Camellera, Spain
2010
Fourth Prize, Photographer’s Forum
Annual Spring Photography Contest,
Santa Barbara, USA
Finalist (Open Category), Kuala Lumpur
Photo Awards, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Silver Award (Non-professional Family
Category), Prix de la Photographie,
Paris, France
Second Prize, Kwek Leng Joo Excellence
in Still Photography Award, School
of Art, Design and Media, Nanyang
Technological University, Singapore
Winner, ONE Photo Convention,
Singapore
2015
2015
2015
2015
2014
2014
2013
2012
Singapore Survey 2015: HARD
CHOICES, Artspace@Helutrans,
Singapore
The Measure of Your Dwelling:
Singapore as Unhomed, ifa-Galerie,
Berlin and Stuttgart, Germany
Zentai Art Festival: Invisible Whole,
Home is Where, NUSS Guild House,
Singapore
Close, Het Nutshuis, Den Haag,
Netherlands
The Pleasure of Improbable Placements,
Casa de Cultura de Salt, Girona, Spain
Discovering New Endeavours, Richard
Koh Fine Art, Singapore
Still Building, Selasar Sunaryo Art Space,
Bandung, Indonesia
….my sweet wild roses grow scarlet and free, 2013-2014
Mylar, pigment, dye, tissue, paint
Dimensions variable
Marisa Keller
www.marisakeller.com
marisakeller@mac.com
Noni Kaur (b. 1969) is a painter and
installation artist who has been practising for
25 years. She served on the board of directors
of the South Asian Visual Arts Centre, Toronto,
as well as on jury panels for art shows. She
has been recognised by the National Arts
Council with the Young Artist Award (2003)
and as a President’s Young Talent (2001). She
is currently a professor and head of the Visual
and Digital Arts Program at Humber College,
Ontario, Canada.
2006
1993
They Call Me A Wild Rose, South Asian
Gallery of Art, Burlington, Canada
Recent Works – Noni Kaur, Ritchies Mill
Art Gallery, Launceston, Australia
2015
2014
2010
2008
2007
2004
2003
2002
Rubric, University of Guelph-Humber,
Toronto, Canada
Colloquium, University of GuelphHumber, Toronto, Canada
Asian Art Biennale, Tivoli Gallery,
Dhaka, Bangladesh
Nuit Blanche, Toronto, Canada
Salon South Asia: See/Sip/Swoon, Royal
Ontario Museum, Toronto, Canada
Postcards From Cuba: A Selection from
the 8th Havana Biennale, Henie Onstad
Kunstenter, Oslo, Norway
Havana Biennale, Havana City, Cuba
Fukuoka Asian Art Triennale, Fukuoka
Asian Art Museum, Fukuoka, Japan
2006
Double Date – Tableau Vivant
(collaborative project), Saskatoon,
Canada
2004
Double Date – Tableu Vivant
(collaborative project), Lennox Gallery,
Toronto, Canada
2001–2005 Global Women’s Project: Women of the
World, White Columns, New York, USA
Select Awards
2003
2001
2010
2007
Council, Singapore
President’s Young Talents, Singapore Art
Museum, Singapore
Honourable Mention, Mississauga Arts
Council Awards, Mississauga, Canada
Official Artist, Mundjah AsiaPacific Festival, Curtin University of
Technology, Perth, Australia
The Coast 3, 2012
Embossing, Chine-collé, collage
30 cm x 40 cm
(b. 1957)
Khor Ean Ghee
khoreanghee@gmail.com
Marisa Keller (b. 1957) holds an MFA in
printmaking) from RMIT. She is dedicated to
promoting a non-toxic art and printmaking
practice. Her nature-inspired paintings, prints
and video installations have been exhibited in
Singapore, Malaysia, Australia, Europe and the
USA. Her works can be found in corporate and
private collections, including Changi General
Hospital and Shell Company in Singapore,
and the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in
Jakarta, Indonesia.
2006–2015 ArtWalk@Wessex solo presentation, Art
and Printmaking Studio, Singapore
2007
Nature Constructed, FOST Gallery,
Singapore
2006
Grafiek en Schilderijen: Marisa Keller,
Galerie de Praktijk, Netherlands
2001
New Work by Marisa Keller, Gallery
Belvedere, Singapore
1997
Colours of Light, Substation, Singapore
2015
Ex Libris: Portret, Stedelijk Museum, St
Niklaas, Belgium
2013
Make a Move, Bagagehal, Amsterdam,
Netherlands
2013
Graphically Extended, Horst Janssen
Museum, Oldenburg, Germany
2013
Panoramic Imprint, Substation,
Singapore
2012, 2009 International Print Triennial,
Contemporary Museum, Krakow, Poland
2010–2015 Original Prints, Substation and
Affordable Art Fair, F1 Pit Building,
Singapore
2008
Draw, Print, Book, Jendela (Visual Arts
Singapore
2003
Screen/Painting, Linden Contemporary
Art Gallery, Melbourne, Australia
Gardens by the Bay, 2012
56 cm x 76 cm
(b. 1934)
Godwin Koay
(b. 1987)
www.godwinkoay.weebly.com
Khor Ean Ghee (b. 1934) specialises in
watercolours. He was one of the founding
member of the Singapore Watercolour Society
in 1969. A senior lecturer at the LASALLE
College of the Arts, he had also worked
as an interior designer with the Housing
Development Board of Singapore. Khor is the
Hon. President of the Singapore Art society and
the adviser of the Federation of Art Societies
in Singapore. He is also a life member of
Penang Watercolour Society and Penang Arts
Society. He is an Hon. Member of the Jiangsu
Watercolour Research Institute, China.
2008
2002
2001
1994
1978
Watercolour Painting by Khor Ean Ghee,
Penang State Museum, Malaysia
Penang State Art Gallery, Malaysia
Orchard Point, Singapore
Penang Art Gallery, Malaysia
Watercolour Painting, Singapore Chinese
Chamber of Commerce, Singapore
2015 2014 2013
2012 2011 2010 2010 2008 65th Anniversary Singapore Art Society
Exhibition cum launching SAS Artist
Directory (1949-2014), Artrium@MCI,
Singapore
Today by Singapore Watercolour Society,
Artrium@MCI, Singapore
SAS 44th Annual Exhibition, Atrium@
MCI, Singapore
Asian Watercolour Painting Alliance
Exhibition, SGM Cultural Centre, Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia
60th Anniversary cum launching of SAS
Artist Directory (1949-2009), Ngee Ann
Cultural Exhibition Hall, Singapore
Incheon Glogal Cities art Exhibition,
Incheon Cultural Art Centre, South
Korea
Busan Grand Festival of WatercolourKorea, Busan Cultural Art Centre, Busan,
South Korea
Taiwan International Watercolour
Invitational Exhibition, National Taiwan
Democracy Memorial Hall, Taiwan
Select Awards
2015
2005
2012
2007
2005
Pioneer Contributions to the Arts &
Heritage of Singapore, Government of
Singapore
Long Service Award, Singapore Art
Society, Singapore
Appreciation at the National Day (Dragon
Playground Design) at the Float @
Marina Bay, Singapore
Gold Medal of Excellence, Jiangsu
Watercolour Research Institute, China
Top Prize, Japan Modern Fine Arts
Exhibition, Osaka, Japan
content flagged for surveillance, 2015
Dye-sublimation print on chiffon, in three parts
90 cm x 90 cm
Koeh Sia Yong
koehsy@singnet.com.sg
Godwin Koay (b. 1987) is an artist and art
worker based in Singapore. Using visual
and textual media of physical, digital, found
and fabricated states, their work is informed
by and performed through modes of openended inquiry. This is directed at exploring
and testing possibilities of an artistic practice
that intersects with anarchist ideas of social
and political praxis, broadly engaging
tensions between autonomy and authority
while examining thematics of fiction,
imagination, precarity, anxiety, urgency
and counter-hegemony.
2015
2013
Content displacement exercise,
Independent Archive, Singapore
Notes from a Revolution, Grey Projects,
Singapore
2015 2015
2015
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
Singapore Survey 2015: Hard Choices,
Artspace@Helutrans, Singapore
Politics and Poetics of Space(s), Point
Ephémère, Paris, France
Paradis sans Promesse, Ateliers
Internationaux, Frac des Pays de la Loire,
Carquefou, France
Art Incubator 6: Residency as Method,
Modern Love, Institute of Contemporary
Arts (ICA) Singapore, Singapore
The Artist, The Book and The Crowd,
Singapore, Selasar Sunaryo, Bandung,
Indonesia
Grapheme Zine Mosh, Grapheme Zine
Lab, Goodman Arts Centre, Singapore
2015
2015
2015
2014
ACC–Rijksakademie Dialogue and
Exchange, Gwangju, South Korea
Artist in Residence, Things That Can
Happen, Hong Kong
Ateliers Internationaux, Frac des Pays de
la Loire, Carquefou, France
Art Incubator, Bamboo Curtain Studio,
Taipei, Taiwan
Select Awards
2010
Arts Scholarship (Local), National Arts
Council, Singapore
Clarke Quay, Singapore, 2014
Oil on canvas
100 cm x 160 cm
(b. 1938)
Koh Mun Hong
(b. 1952)
munhong.koh@gmail.com
Koeh Sia Yong (b. 1938) graduated from
the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in 1958,
majoring in Western painting. He has been
practising for over 50 years and is recognised
today as one of Singapore’s most outstanding
Singapore artists. He has described his artistic
motivations as to “reflect reality and preserve
history”. He has held many solo exhibitions
and his work is collected by museums, banks,
universities and private collectors.
2015
2013
1995
1993
1992
The Women of Koeh Sia Yong, Art Fellas,
Singapore
Fifty: A Dedication to Art by Koeh Sia
Yong, Heng Artland, Singapore
A Mirror of Our Times: A Story in
Cartoon, Riverwalk Galleria, Singapore
Ancient Path: Depiction of Singapore Old
Street Scenes, Empress Place Museum
Window on Asia, Empress Place Museum
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2008
2008
2006
Legacy: Progression, Zhang Ding Art
Research Centre, Tsinghua University,
Beijing, China
Art Appreciation Exhibition of Artists
from Singapore, Malaysia and China,
Nanman Art, Singapore
The Maestros: Sino-Singapore Oil
Painting, Heng Artland, Paragon
The Album of the Fifth, Beijing, China
International Art Biennale,
Beijing, China
West Lake Art Fair, Hangzhou, China
Nanyang 70 Years After: A Reunion of
Artists in the Academy, NAFA, Singapore
Olympic Fine Arts Exhibition,
Beijing, China
Art from a Turbulent Time: Nanyang
from 1950 to 1965, Singapore Art
Museum, Singapore
Egrets in the Lotus Pond 《荷塘双鹭》, 2014
Ink and colour on rice paper
136 cm x 67 cm
Koh Nguang How
kohnhk@gmail.com
Koh Mun Hong (b. 1952) is a Chinese ink
painter, calligrapher and poet. He has achieved
mastery in flower and bird painting, and
his work depicts subjects such as the lotus,
bougainvillea, frangipani, bamboo, orchid and
temperate flowers. His paintings often include
inscriptions of poems composed by him –
combining, painting, poetry and calligraphy in
one artwork in the tradition of Chinese literati
painting. In 1998, he published his paintings,
calligraphy and poems in The Art of Koh Mun
Hong and Meng Xuan Bi Hui.
2008
1998
1985
Solo exhibition, Ngee Ann Cultural
Centre, Singapore
Solo exhibition, Orchard Point, Singapore
Calligraphy demonstration organised by
the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board,
Tokyo, Japan
2002–2015 International Chinese Calligraphic Art
and Ink Painting Artists Society’s Art
Exhibition, Tokyo, Japan
2014
Calligraphy, Painting, Seal: Lion City
Gathering of the Siao-Tao Chinese Seal
Carving, Calligraphy & Painting Society,
2013
YanHuang Culture and Tourism Festival
Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition,
Henan Art Museum, Xinzheng City,
China
2011
Chinese Art Exhibition of Teochews
Worldwide, Shantou and Beijing, China
1999
Exhibition of 10 Artists from Singapore
and New York, Singapore
1993
Mo-Tao: Journey of Ink, National
Museum Art Gallery, Singapore
1984
25 Years of Art in Singapore, National
Day Art Exhibition, National Museum
Select Awards
2007
Special Excellence Award for an Artist,
National Teochew Calligraphy and
Painting Exhibition, Ngee Ann Cultural
Centre, Singapore
2007
Siaw-Tao Annual Distinguished Art
Award, Siaw-Tao Chinese Seal Carving,
Calligraphy & Painting Society, Singapore
2005
Siaw-Tao Art Achievement Award, SiawTao Chinese Seal Carving, Calligraphy &
Painting Society, Singapore
1987, 1993 Dr. Tan Tsze Chor Art Award, Singapore
Art Society
1978
Special Award, National Day Art
Exhibition, Ministry of Culture,
Singapore
Artists in the News, 2011
Mixed media
Dimensions variable
(b. 1963)
Sabrina Koh
(b. 1978)
www.bangandsew.com
llsabkoh@gmail.com / kohsabrina@yahoo.com.sg
1993
Koh Nguang How (b. 1963) started his
artistic practice in 1988. His art encompasses
photography, installation, documentation and
archival research. He initiated his Singapore
Art Archive Project in 2005 and presented 30
years of newspaper cuttings in a work Artists
in the News during Singapore Biennale in
2011. He presented the project Singapore Art
Archive Project @ Centre for Contemporary Art
during his residency at the inaugural NTU CCA
Residencies at Gillman Barracks in 2014/2015.
2015
2005
1994
1992
1990
Art Places, Jendela (Visual Arts Space),
Esplanade – Theatres on the Bay,
Singapore
Errata: Page 71, Plate 47. Image caption.
Change Year: 1950 to Year: 1959;
Reported September 2004 by Koh
Nguang How, p-10 and Singapore History
Museum (Riverside Point), Singapore
White Autumn, Artists Unlimited,
Bielefeld, Germany
Raw Images, presented as part of
Guinness Raw Theatre II, Substation,
Singapore
Monuments For Trees, Substation,
Singapore
2014
2013
2011
2009
2005
Notes on Performance, The Art Incubator
and Objectifs – Centre for Photography
and Filmmaking, Singapore
COS•MO: The Constant Self-recording
Mode, Institute of Contemporary Arts
(ICA) Singapore, Singapore
Artists in the News, Singapore Biennale,
Singapore Art Museum at 8Q, Singapore
Drawing as Form - The Artists Village
Show, Sculpture Square & The Artists
Village, Sculpture Square, Singapore.
Situation: Collaborations, Collectives and
Artist Network from Sydney, Singapore
and Berlin, Museum of Contemporary
Art, Sydney, Australia
1992
Sense Yellow - A Collaboration Project
between Thai, Singaporean and German
Artists, Concrete House, Bangkok,
Thailand
ARX 3 - Third Artists’ Regional
Exchange, Perth Institute of
Contemporary Arts, Australia
2014–2015 Artist in Residence, NTU Centre for
Singapore
2005
p-10 Residency Programme, Singapore
1999–2000 Research Residency, Fukuoka Asian Art
Museum, Japan
1994
Artist in Residence, Artists Unlimited,
Bielefeld, Germany
So You Think it’s Easy to Sleep/Talk and Walk?, 2013
Installation and performance
Dimensions variable
Max Kong
www.maxkong.com
max@maxkong.com
Sabrina Koh (Sab.) (b. 1978) focuses on
the human body as her principal mode of
expression where she examines the paradoxes
and contradictions inherent in society.
Sab.’s work hinges on the ambiguous and
the unknown to create a web of complex
associations and questions for the viewer.
Her work is conceptually driven and interdisciplinary. The nature of Sab.’s work allows
her to position between various disciplines,
bringing entrepreneur sensibility under the
creative label bang.and.sew. The driver for
projects are highly collaborative with forbidden
artists, designers, academics, individuals and
communities to provoke, reposition, celebrate
and excuse the public.
2015
2014
2014 2012
2011
2010
2008
2008
Vernacula_, Nanyang Academy of Fine
Arts, Singapore
Re-inventing the Basics, Wardrobe,
Robinsons Orchard, Singapore
《混口饭》, Eminent Plaza, 195 Lavender
St, An Eminent Takeover/ Tact Space x
THE RSC, Singapore
DON'T SIT ON ME: Moulding the Future
of Pisang Goreng, Tun Tan Cheng Lock
Centre for Asian Architectural and Urban
Heritage, Melaka, Malaysia
Change, Substation, Singapore
Undisclosed Territory #4, Padepokan
Lemah Putih, Solo, Indonesia
IPAH, Hildesheim, Germany
Performer Stammtisch, Berlin, Germany
Misty Morning, 2014
Cement and acrylic on wood panel
220 cm x 283 cm (Open size)
(b. 1974)
Adeline Kueh
(b. 1971)
www.adelinekueh.com
nyonyakueh@gmail.com
Max Kong (b. 1974) graduated with an MFA
from LASALLE College of the Arts in 2007 and
has been a practising artist for over 20 years.
He was a Singapore finalist for the Sovereign
Asian Art Prize in 2010 and received the
Platinum Award in the UOB Painting of the
Year competition in 2009. His works have been
exhibited extensively in Singapore
and overseas.
2015
2014
2012
2011
2011
Max Kong Solo Exhibition, Gallery
Shimada, Kobe, Japan
Where Do I Begin, Ode to Art Gallery,
Singapore
Notion of Light, Gallery Shimada, Kobe,
Japan
35° of Light, Art-2 Gallery, Singapore
Rising Sun, Gallery Edel, Takarazuka,
Japan
2015
2014
2013
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
Why Born, Gallery Shimada, Kobe, Japan
Elephant in the Room, Kyoto Municipal
Museum of Art, Kyoto, Japan
Other Nature, Art Forum, Singapore
Hisomunetsu, Kyoto Municipal Museum
of Art, Kyoto, Japan
Resilient, Kyoto Municipal Museum of
Art, Kyoto, Japan
Inter_play: Design/art in the Asia Pacific,
Chan Hampe Galleries, Singapore
Sovereign Asian Art Prize, Artspace@
Helutrans, Singapore
Museum, Singapore
Select Awards
2010
2009
2007
2005
2004
Singapore Finalist, Sovereign Asian Art
Prize, Singapore
Platinum Award (Open Section), UOB
Painting of the Year competition,
Singapore
Highly Commended (Open Section),
Singapore
Highly Commended (Open Section),
Singapore
Certificate of Distinction (Open Section),
Singapore
The distance between my bed and yours (Love Hotel series), 2013
Recycled linen sheet, geta, projection and sex appeal; photography
Dimensions variable
Kum Chee Kiong
(b. 1962)
ckkum.sculpturesociety@gmail.com
Adeline Kueh (b. 1971) makes installations
and objects that reconsider the relationship
we have with things and rituals around us.
With desire and longing infused in them,
Kueh’s works are modern-day totems that
explore issues of sexuality, domestic objects
and magic linked with personal histories.
Within the collective MatriXial Technologies,
she has produced interventionist projects in
Germany, USA and the Netherlands. Kueh has
also exhibited and chaired cultural studies
conferences in the UK, USA, Turkey, Australia,
Finland, Hungary, Malaysia and Singapore.
2014
2010
Room #5, Lavenda Health Spa, Eminent
Plaza, Singapore
The Button Project, Institute of
Singapore
2015
Economy, Latent Spaces Exhibition, Art
Stage Singapore, Marina Bay Sands Expo
and Convention Centre, Singapore
2014–2015 Prudential Singapore Eye Exhibition,
ArtScience Museum, Singapore
2014
Limitless city: Abstraction, Materiality
and Authenticity (As If ), Kings,
Melbourne, Australia
2014
An Eminent Takeover (Urbanisme),
Eminent Plaza, Singapore
2013
100% Linen (Edition 1), Institute of
Singapore
2012
Nine +/- 1, FASS Art Gallery, Sabanci
University, Istanbul, Turkey
2011
Touch Points, Evil Empire, Singapore
2010
The Sustainable Shop, Singapore
Management University, Singapore
2015
2013
2012
2012
2012
Hookup #1: Professional Speed-Dating
for Artists and Curators, Art Stage
Singapore, Marina Bay Sands Expo and
Co-curator (with Betty Susiarjo),
100% Linen (Edition 1), Institute of
Singapore
Looking for Love: Futility & Projections
of Desire, Cross Cultural Dialogues in Art
& Education Conference, Seoul National
University, South Korea
Masak-masak and the Act of Deviling
in Contemporary Art: Tropical Lab 5
in Tropical Lab 5 Seminar & Glossary,
Artist in Residence (Episode 6),
OKTO Channel, Singapore
Select Awards
2009
2006
First Runner-Up (in partnership with
CPG-Timothy Seow Studio), Sentosa
Boardwalk Competition, Singapore
Winner (in partnership with CPGTimothy Seow Studio), Dubai
International Financial Centre
Competition), Singapore/Dubai
Endless Green (in commemoration of Green Heritage and 50 years of Greening Singapore), 2013
Green, stone and corten steel
2,000 cm x 300 cm x 100 cm
C.K. Kum
(b. 1962)
ckkum.sculpturesociety@gmail.com / ckkum.inkforum@gmail.com
Kum Chee Kiong (b. 1962) is an artist-architect
2014
concerned with the nature of human existence
in the contemporary condition. His works show
an affinity with nature and Eastern insight and
sensibilities, evoking a simplicity of form and
space and freedom of spirit. In 2015, his work
The Rising Moon, made in collaboration with
Han Sai Por, was commissioned by the National
Arts Council’s Public Art Trust as one of three
new public art works for the SG50 Jubilee Walk.
2013
2012
2009
Endless Green: Commemorating
Singapore Green Heritage, Fort Canning
Park, Singapore
Majulah Old Logs, Raffles Place,
Singapore
Zen Meditation Place, Kwan Yin Chan
Lin Zen Centre, Singapore
The Sculpture Pavilion Project, Fort
Canning Park, Singapore
2015
2013
2011
2010
2009
2009
2008
2007
OH! Open House – Joo Chiat, Singapore
Art Rafflesian, Chan Hampe Galleries,
Singapore
Sculpture Society (Singapore) 10th
Anniversary Show, National Library
Building, Singapore
NADSA Sculpture Exhibition, Ngee Ann
Cultural Centre, Singapore
NUS Alumni Art Show, Shaw Foundation
Alumni House, National University of
CDL Singapore Sculpture Awards
Exhibition, Singapore Art Museum,
Singapore
Off the Pedestal, Jendela (Visual Arts
Singapore
Singapore International Woodcarving
Symposium, Singapore
2009
Artist in Residence, Sculpture Society
(Singapore), Singapore
Select Awards
2010
2009
2009
2005
Finalist, NADSA Sculpture Award,
Singapore
Certificate of Distinction, CDLSingapore Sculpture Award, Singapore
Architecture and Urban Design
Excellence Grant, Urban Redevelopment
Authority, Singapore
Finalist, CDL-Singapore Sculpture
Award, Singapore
Recycling the City, consisting of (left) The Strange Attraction of Chaos #01 & #02, 2004–2005
and (right) The Eternal within the Moment #01 & #02, 2006 and 2007
Urban interactive installation environment, recycled art and construction materials,
sound and light
Dimensions variable; 50 cm x 40 cm (each photo print)
Jolene Lai
www.enelojial.com
enelojial@gmail.com
C.K. Kum (b. 1962) is an architect-artist and
a proponent of interdisciplinary practice.
He investigates the relationship between
art and culture and the lived environment,
often narrating situations that constitute our
contemporary urban condition. As president of
Sculpture Society Singapore (2009–2013), he
played a pivotal role in developing Sculpture
Pavilion, a venue for an artist residency,
workshops, exhibitions and sculpture trail
programmes at Fort Canning Park. He has also
co-initiated the Art Rafflesian exhibition and
creative/experimental collaboratives A.Oasis
(with Kum Chee-Kiong), and MOKE and
Shanghai-based Ink Forum.
Select Solo Performances
2013
The 106 JC Logs Project, Raffles Place,
Singapore
2012
The Zen Meditation Project, Kwan Yin
Chan Lin Zen Centre, Singapore
2009
The Sculpture Pavilion Project, Fort
Canning Park, Singapore 2006
The Nature Eyes Project, Queenstown
Community Library, Singapore 2004–2005 The Strange Attraction of Chaos #01
& #02, Utterly Art and Arthur Road,
Singapore
2015
Magnifying Miniatures: Taiwan
International Miniature Sculpture
Exhibition, National Sun Yat-sen
Memorial Hall, Taipei, Taiwan
2014–2015 In Sequence: Inaugural Ink Forum
Contemporary Ink Art Exhibition,
Zhejiang Art Museum, Hangzhou and
Swatch Art Centre, Shanghai, China
2011
Hangaram Art Museum and Seoul Arts
Centre, Seoul and Jeonbuk Province
Museum of Art, Jeonbuk, South Korea
2010–2011 Exchange: China-Singapore Art
Showcase, Zobon Museum, Shanghai and
Yingu Art Mansion, Beijing, China and
NAFA, Singapore
2008
Asian International Art Exhibition, City
University Art Museum, Guangzhou
Academy of Fine Arts, Guangzhou, China
and NAFA, Singapore
2004, 2008, 2015
Lost City 2 and Lost City 3, Utterly Art,
Sculpture Square and Chan Hampe
Galleries, Singapore
2000
United Nations Millennium Art
Exhibition, Mall Galleries, London,
World Trade Centre, Stockholm and
United Nations, New York
1992
Symbiosis Architecture, Japanese
Architecture Journal Competition
Exhibition, Shinkenchiku and Japan
Architect Office, Japan
2014–2016 Artist in Residence, Ink Forum,
Hangzhou, China
2010
China-Singapore Exchange 2010
Progamme, Beijing and Shanghai, China
2009
Artist in Residence, Sculpture Society
(Singapore), Singapore
2007
Singapore International Woodcarving
Symposium, Singapore 2000
Artist in Residence, MOKE Studio,
Singapore
Select Awards
2009
Architecture and Urban Design
Excellence Programme Grant, Urban
Redevelopment Authority, Singapore
2005, 2009 Winner (Most Innovative Craftsmanship)
and Winner (Most Creative Use of
Materials), CDL Singapore Sculpture
Awards, Singapore
2002
Winner (Abstract Category), UOB
Singapore 2001
1999, 2000 Runner-up, The Worldwide Millennium
Art Club Challenge Palette 2000, Daler-R
Night Market, 2013
Oil on canvas
182.9 cm x 152.4 cm
(b. 1980)
Lai Kui Fang
(b. 1936)
www.laikuifang.com
drlai_kf@yahoo.com
Jolene Lai (b. 1980) disarmingly extracts
visual magic from mundane repetitions of
daily life and familiar narratives that lurk in
our shared consciousness in her art. Her works
resemble adult fairy tales, transforming known
situations from memory and the everyday,
building playful symbolic narratives through
free association. The viewer is transported to a
world of whimsical characters and symbols, at
times absurd, at others tragicomic. Her
work often feels like a waking dream as the
familiar is deconstructed and re-imagined
as strange poetry.
2014
2013
2012
Play, Thinkspace Art Gallery, Los
Angeles, USA
After Midnight, Thinkspace Art Gallery,
Los Angeles, USA
Allegory, Galerie Sogan & Art, Singapore
2015
2015
2015
2015
2014
2014
2014
2014
Invisible College, Fort Wayne Museum
Of Art , Indiana, USA
LAX / DTW — Thinkspace Invades
Detroit, Michigan, USA
SCOPE New York, SCOPE Pavilion,
New York, USA
Art Stage Singapore, Marina Bay Sands,
Singapore
SCOPE Miami Beach, SCOPE Pavilion,
Miami, USA
Art Taipei, Taipei World Trade Center,
Taiwan
LAX/TXL, Project M/4, Berlin, Germany
Nocturne, Art Stage Singapore SEA
Platform, Marina Bay Sands Expo
and Convention Centre, Singapore
Select Awards
2007
2003
2002
2004
Laurel Hummel Scholarship, USA
Commendation, Philip Morris SingaporeASEAN Art Award, Singapore
Georgette Chen Arts Scholarship,
Winston Oh Travel Award, Singapore
9/11 America Under Attack, 2001
Oil on canvas
400 cm x 220 cm
Kai Lam
(b. 1974)
op_out@yahoo.com
DR. Lai Kui Fang (b. 1936) is an internationally
1991–1992 3 Decades of Art 1961-1991, National
1975
Oil Paintings of Lai Kui-Fang, Victoria
Memorial Hall, Singapore
1972
Lai Kui Fung. Koh Lee Lee, Victoria
Memorial Hall and Singapore Chinese
Chamber of Commerce & Industry,
Singapore
1972
Solo exhibition, Triton Museum of Art,
Santa Clara, USA
1967
Solo exhibition, Galerie de la Ville,
Paris, France
acclaimed Singaporean artist, well known
as a portraitist and a restorer. He studied at
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) and
graduated with a Masters degree from the École
nationale supérieure des Beaux-Arts, Paris,
and worked as a restorer for major museums
such as the Louvre in Paris. His paintings are
characterised by their precise attention to detail
and lifelikeness, and he has been commissioned
to paint the portraits of Singapore leaders such
as Lee Kuan Yew, Goh Chok Tong, Ong Teng
Cheong, S. R. Nathan and Tony Tan.
2013–2014 A Changed World: Singapore Art
1950s–1970s, National Museum of
2012–2015 Ngee Ann Kongsi National Day
Calligraphy and Painting Exhibition,
1994
Pont des Arts: Nanyang Artists in France
1925–1970, National Museum Art Gallery,
Singapore
1991
Defence Art Competition and Exhibition,
Marina Square, Singapore
1987
National Museum Centenary Art
Exhibition, National Museum Art
Gallery, Singapore
1986–1991 Singapore Art Society Annual Art
Gallery, Singapore
1972–1985 National Day Art Exhibition, National
1964–1975 France-Paris Annual Exhibition, France
Select Awards
1993
Gold Medal, Golden Goose Prize
Calligraphy & Painting Competition,
China
1991
Doctor of Arts (Hon.), AEIAF, USA
1968, 1975 Officer and Knight of the French Order of
Arts and Letters, France
1967, 1969 Grand Prizes from the President of the
Republic of France and Grand Gold
Medal from the City of Paris, France
1966
Gold Medal, Salon de la Société des
Artistes Français, Paris, France
Fire Improvisation #10, 2009
Performance
Photo: Robert Guth
Raymond Lau
www.rlaupooseng.weebly.com
rlaupooseng@yahoo.com
Kai Lam (b. 1974) was trained as a sculptor,
but his practice encompasses drawing,
painting, sculpture, mixed-media installation
(video and sound), aural art and performance
art. As president of The Artists Village
from 2000 to 2003, he initiated the project
Artists Investigating Monuments, which was
subsequently staged at the Singapore Art
Museum and in Sydney and Haus der Berlin.
In 2009, he initiated Rooted In The
Ephemeral Speak (R.I.T.E.S.), a platform
to explore sonic art, time-based and
performance art-related practices.
2012
2011
2007
2006
2003
KLSBT, The Unifiedfield, Granada, Spain
Untitled (Wildlife), Substation, Singapore
Anthology Blues, Post-Museum,
Singapore
Hybrid Fighter, Art Space Tetra,
Fukuoka, Japan
Prop-Agenda Blab, International Art
Centre of Alliance Française, Bangkok,
Thailand
2015
2015
2014
2014
2012
2012
2011
2009
New Directions – Singapore
Contemporary Artists Exhibition,
Vietnam Fine Arts Association, Hanoi,
Vietnam
“/*semble8*/”, Tanjong Pagar Railway
Station, Singapore
Hand (Gun) Zen: The Garden of Daylight
in the Dark, Substation, Singapore
Sound: Latitudes and Attitudes, Institute
of Contemporary Arts (ICA) Singapore,
Singapore
Singapore Survey 2012: Strange New
Faces, Valentine Willie Fine Art,
Singapore
Survival Theory Case, 01100001 Gallery,
Beijing, China
MiniMoves, Bangkok Art & Culture
Centre, Thailand
Accion 09MAD VI, Matadero, Madrid,
Spain
2012
2010
2008
2008
Artist in Residence, KLSBT, The
Unifiedfield, Granada, Spain
FADO International Visiting Artists
Series: Survey from Singapore, Free
Gallery, Toronto, Canada
Recontre Internationale d’Art
Performance De Québec (RIAP), Le Lieu
Art Center, Quebec, Canada
Blow 5! – Performance Art Meeting
between Singapore and Germany, Ilsede
and University of Hildesheim, Hanover,
Germany
Ket Noi Performance Art Dialogue –
Post-Doi Moi Vietnamese Art After 1990,
Post-Museum, Singapore Art Museum
and Singapore Management University,
Singapore
In the Dance at Keong Saik Road, 2014
Acrylic on canvas
111 cm x 80 cm
(b. 1968)
Urich Lau
(b. 1975)
www.sites.google.com/site/urichlauwy/
urichlwy@gmail.com
In spite of his affliction with Tourette
Syndrome, Raymond Lau (b. 1968) pursued
art with the encouragement of his mentors,
Mrs Tan Suan Imm and Brother Joseph
McNally. He graduated with a Diploma in Fine
Arts (Painting) from LASALLE College of the
Arts and a BA in Fine Arts from University of
Tasmania. He won the UOB Painting of the Year
award in 1993 and the National Arts Council’s
Young Artist Award in 2001. He has held solo
and group exhibitions in Singapore and other
countries.
2015 2014 2014 2014 2013
1997
2008 2008
2006
2003
2002
Raymond Lau Charity Arts Exhibition,
(in aid of the victims of the Sichuan
earthquake and Myanmar cyclone),
Tzu Chi Foundation, Telok Kurau Arts
Gallery, Singapore
Painterly Dissertation on Tan Swie Hian,
Tan Swie Hian Museum, Singapore
The Wall, the World, Liu Hai Su Museum,
Shanghai, China
Mural...musing on my wall, Alliance
Francaise de Singapour Gallery,
Singapore
Motherland, Utterly Art, Singapore
2015
2015 Integration: First International Art
Exhibition for People with Disabilities,
China Disabled People periodical, Wuhan
Disabled Persons Federation, Korea
Disabled People Fine Arts Association
and Japan Charity Association, Wuhan,
China
SG50 My Singapore My Country: Very
Special Arts Annual Art Exhibition,
Changi City Point Shopping Centre,
Singapore
SG50 charity auction gala dinner, Sentosa
Harbourfront and VSA at SEA Aquarium,
Resorts World Sentosa, Singapore
Group exhibition, Domain Art Gallery,
Singapore
Art for Everyone 2014, Kreta Ayer
Exhibition Hall, Singapore
Telok Kurau Studios 16th Annual
Exhibition, Telok Kurau Studios, Telok
Kurau Arts Gallery, Singapore
Very Special Arts Artists’ Exhibition,
Changi City Point Shopping Centre,
Singapore
Telok Kurau Studios 15th Annual
Exhibition, Telok Kurau Studios, Telok
Kurau Arts Gallery, Singapore
Artist in Residence, Yaddo, Saratoga
Springs, New York, USA
Select Awards
2001
1993
1993
1993
1992
Council, Singapore
UOB Painting of the Year Award, UOB
Singapore
Highly Commended Award, UOB
Singapore
Certificate of Distinction, Philippe
Charriol Foundation contemporary Art
Competition, Singapore
Highly Commended Award, UOB
Singapore
Life Circuit, 2009-present
“Video goggles”, “sound mask”, “amp muffs”, video performance
Dimensions variable
Photo: Terence Cayden Fong
Lee Boon Ngan
Urich Lau (b. 1975) is a visual artist,
independent curator and art educator based in
Singapore. Working in video art, photography
and printmaking, he has presented works across
Asia, Europe, Central Asia, Australasia and
North America. Recent exhibitions include the
Singapore Biennale 2013 and the VII Tashkent
International Biennale of Contemporary Art.
He is a lecturer at LASALLE College of the Arts
and a member of The Artists Village, serving as
its president from 2012 to 2014, and a residentartist at the Goodman Arts Centre
in Singapore.
2013
2013
2013
2012
2004
Persistence of Vision, Space Cottonseed,
Singapore
Life Circuit 5.0, Noxious Sector Projects,
Seattle, USA
Video Conference: Exposition 3.0,
Focal Point, Arts House, Singapore
Copyworks: 3 Chronicles, Plastique
Kinetic Worms, Singapore
2015
2014
2014
2014
2013
2013
2013
2012
Singapour Mon Amour – INTER |
actions [performances] & Avant-Garde
Film Screenings, Église Saint Merry
and La Cinémathèque Française, Paris,
Singapore
The Third Print, Total Museum of
Contemporary Art, Seoul, South Korea
Limitless City: Abstraction, Materiality
and Authenticity – Superfictions 2: As If,
Kings Artist-Run, Melbourne, Australia
Field Trip Project Asia, Shinjuku
Creators Festa, Shinjuku Sumitomo Hall,
Tokyo, Japan
Intimate Moments with Singapore,
Platoon Kunsthalle, Berlin, Germany
Museum, Singapore
Tashkent International Biennale of
Contemporary Art, Art Gallery of
Uzbekistan, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Project Glocal: “Cityzening”, Jorge B.
Vargas Museum, Manila, the Philippines
Select Awards
2014
2013
2011
Finalist, Sovereign Asian Art Prize,
Sovereign Art Foundation, Hong Kong
Runner Up Art Award, Tashkent
International Biennale of Contemporary
Art, Tashkent, Uzbekistan
Singapore Internationale Award,
Singapore International Foundation
Red Daisies, 1991
Oil on canvas
61 cm x 92 cm
(b. 1939)
Lee Boon Wang
www.bwlee.com
Lee Boon Ngan (b. 1939) is an accomplished
artist specialising in floral still life. Her love for
nature and flowers is reflected in the mastery
of light on the flowers that she paints. Her style
has evolved from painting still life as bouquets
in a vase, to tackling a sea of flowers as exists in
nature. Her paintings are collected by private
collectors, Board of Commissioners of Currency
Singapore and Ngee Ann Kongsi, as well as
presented as gifts to embassies and foreign
dignitaries.
1995–2015 National Day Art Exhibition, Teochew
Poit Ip Huay Kuan, Singapore
2000
Joint Exhibition of Chua Mia Tee and
Lee Boon Ngan, Linda Gallery, Jakarta,
Indonesia
1995
Contemporary Art Exhibition, Singapore
1993
Singapore Artist Directory Exhibition,
Empress Place Museum, Singapore
1990
Painting Exhibition of Chua Mia Tee
and Lee Boon Ngan, Singapore Hilton
International, Singapore
1989
Contemporary Art Exhibition, Singapore
1980
Art Exhibition of Mr. & Mrs. Chua Mia
Tee, Chinese Chamber of Commerce,
Singapore
1975
International Women’s Day Art
Exhibition, Singapore Women's
Association, Singapore
The Phoenix Ancient Town of China, 2011
Oil on canvas
92 cm x 61 cm
(b. 1934)
Henry Lee
(b. 1981)
www.henrylee-ziccanvisions.com
henrylee81@gmail.com
Lee Boon Wang (b. 1934) graduated from the
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in Singapore
in 1953 and stayed on to teach for another two
years. The rigorous education and teaching
experience at the academy laid the foundation
for his lifelong career as an artist. He received
the Singapore Creative Art Award in 1980 and
the Singapore Distinction Art Award in 1982.
The commissions he has received includes 12
portraits for the family of the Sultan of Brunei.
2014
2013
2003
2000
1993
Solo exhibition, Hai Hui Art Gallery,
Singapore
Solo exhibition, Hai Hui Art Gallery,
Singapore
Solo exhibition, Ngee Ann Cultural
Centre, Singapore
Solo exhibition, Singapore National
Museum Shop, Singapore
Solo exhibition, Empress Place Museum
Select Awards
1982
1980
Singapore Distinction Art Award,
Singapore
Singapore Creative Art Award, Nanyang
Taking Stock Value, 2014
Charcoal, acrylic, paperback on canvas
180 cm x 150 cm
Lee Hock Moh
Henry Lee (b. 1981) is a chemical engineer
by training with a Bachelor’s Degree in
Engineering from the National University of
Singapore. He graduated from the Nanyang
Academy of Fine Arts with First Class Honours
in his Bachelors of Arts (Fine Art), a degree
conferred by partner university Loughborough
University, and was nominated Best Graduate
(Fine Art) for the class of 2014. His most recent
solo exhibition was held at Art Stage Singapore
in 2015.
2015
A Price on Paradise, Art Stage Singapore,
Singapore
2015
2014
2014
2013
2013
2013
2012
2012
Flagship Genius, Nanyang Academy of
Fine Arts (NAFA), Singapore
Painter, Storyteller: A Showcase, Kent
Ridge Guild House, NUSS, Singapore
SEPT, NAFA, Singapore
Hacked – The U Showcase, The U
Factory, Gillman Barracks, Singapore
Time Craft – Where Art meets Horology,
ION Art Gallery, Singapore
Going Where? – A Group Show for
Singapore Artists, ShanghART
Continuities and Discontinuities, NAFA,
Singapore
Primeval, Goodman Arts Centre,
Singapore
Select Awards
2014
2013
2013
2013
Best Graduate (Fine Art) Award, NAFA,
Singapore
NAFA Scholarship (Degree), NAFA,
Singapore
NAFA President Award, NAFA, Singapore
Best Graduate (Fine Art) Award, NAFA,
Singapore
Morning Chorus, 2013
Chinese ink on rice paper
67 cm x 132 cm
(b. 1947)
Jane Lee
(b. 1963)
www.janelee.sg
Lee Hock Moh (b. 1947) is a Singaporean artist
whose orchid paintings have won him accolades
both locally and internationally. He is the first
local artist to specialise in painting orchids in
the gongbi (fine line) style. A second-generation
artist of the Nanyang Style, he worked on
landscapes in later years, forging a unique style
by integrating Western art techniques with
traditional Chinese ink painting. A renowned
and widely-exhibited artist, Lee was awarded
the Cultural Medallion in 1981.
2010
2000
《花影游踪》Fleurs et voyage, Paragon,
Singapore
《兴寄烟霞拈花微笑》, Paragon,
Singapore
2014
2014
2013
2010
Lion City Art Scholar Gathering
Teochew Festival 2014. Joint Exhibition
featuring Singapore Teochew collectors
and work of Teochew Artists, Teochew
Building, Singapore
International Bokuga, Association Tokyo,
Japan
World Peace Painting and Calligraphy
Exhibition, Zheng Zhou, China
2015
2013
2011
The intimate Affairs of Liu Cheng.
The Fourth Exhibition of Yin Tang Art
Scholar-gathering in Shanghai, China
The International Bokuga Association,
Tokyo, Japan
The International Bokuga Association,
Tokyo, Japan
Select Awards
2012
2010
2006
1998
1981 Siaw-Tao Annual Distinguished Art
Award, Singapore
World Peace Award, World Peace
Painting and Calligraphy Exhibition
Committee,
Zheng Zhou, China
Outstanding Artist Award, Annual
National Teochew Artists Art and
Chinese Calligraphy, Singapore
First Prize (Chinese Ink), Singapore
Art Society Dr. Tan Tsze Chor Awards,
Singapore
Singapore
In You, In Me, 2015
Acrylic paint, acrylic paste, pigment, epoxy, reflective mirror on wood
220 cm x 330 cm x 21 cm
Photo: Sundaram Tagore Gallery
Jason Lee
www.jasonlee.sg
jason@jaslonlee.sg
Jane Lee (b. 1963) holds a Diploma in fashion
and a BFA in painting from LASALLE College of
the Arts. Her works have been shown regionally
and won several awards, most recently the
Celeste Prize for painting in 2011. Her largest
work to date, Raw Canvas, was exhibited at the
Singapore Biennale in 2008 and her installation
painting, In You, In Me, was exhibited at
Frontiers Reimagined, a collateral event of the
Venice Biennale in 2015.
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
Déjà Vu, Art Paris, Paris
100 Faces, Sundaram Tagore Gallery,
Singapore
Secret Garden, Mizuma Gallery,
Tokyo, Japan
Beyond, Sundaram Tagore Gallery,
New York, USA
Prélude à l’Après Midi d’un Faune, Osage
Soho, Hong Kong
2015
2014
2014
2014
2013
2013
2013
2013
Frontiers Reimagined, Annual
International Art Exhibition, Venice
Biennale, Venice
Medium at Large, Singapore Art
Museum, Singapore
Square the Circle: Art from Southeast
Asia, 8 Gallery, London, UK
To Be A Lady, Sundaram Tagore Gallery,
Singapore
Landscape Memories, Espace Louis
Vuitton, Singapore
2015
Select Awards
2011
2007
2007
2005
2003
Winner (Painting Category), Celeste
Prize, New York, USA
Winner, Singapore International
Residency Art Prize, Singapore Art
Finalist, Sovereign Art Prize, Hong Kong
Finalist, Philip Morris Singapore-ASEAN
Art Awards
Under Wraps #08, 2010
Inkjet print on fine art paper
60 cm x 60 cm
(b. 1985)
Justin Lee
www.justinleeck.com
justinhair@hotmail.com
Jason Lee (b. 1985) is a multi-disciplinary
artist who works with photography, installation
and performance. He has a BFA with honours
from the University of Huddersfield, UK. His
artistic interests lie in urbanisation, abandoned
traditions and subcultural lifestyles. He has
participated in group exhibitions, curatorial
projects and collaborations in various roles as
artist, organiser, photographer, web publisher
and designer.
2010
Under Wraps, 273B New Bridge Road,
Singapore
2015
2015
2014
2013
2013
2012
2011
2011
New Directions – Singapore
Contemporary Artists Exhibition,
Vietnam Fine Arts Association, Hanoi,
Vietnam
/*semble*/, Tanjong Pagar Railway
Station, Singapore
[en]counters 2014 – Is there love in this
air?, C&G Artpartment, Hong Kong
The Artists Village SHOW, Institute of
Singapore
Small Singapore Show, Kanto ArtistsRun Space, Makati City, Philippines
Autoidentity, Dbl O Arts Space, Singapore
Image, Materiality and Space, Goodman
Arts Centre, Singapore
Small Sculpture Show, Sculpture Square,
Singapore
2014
2014
air?, Mumbai, India
air?, Hong Kong
Select Awards
2009
4th NAFA Fine Art Award (Metal),
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts,
Singapore
Happy Generals, 2009
Fibreglass
Dimensions variable
(b. 1963)
Michael Lee
(b. 1972)
www.michaellee.sg
michaelleehonghwee@gmail.com
Justin Lee (b. 1963) uses his works to bring a
fresh understanding of contemporary society,
referencing a blend of Eastern and Western
cultures. He also seeks to record everyday
lifestyles and its surroundings by questioning
the truth behind appearances. He graduated
with an MFA from LASALLE College of
the Arts in 2015 and was awarded the Mont
Blanc Young Artist World Patronage Project,
Germany in 2007.
Select Awards
2013
2012
2008
2007
2005
The Paper Ball, Esplanade – Theatres on
the Bay, Singapore
Ten Years of Art and Craft, Art Seasons
Gallery, Singapore
Beijing goes West, Utterly Art, Singapore
Happy Nation, Utterly Art, Singapore
Our People, Our Lifestyle, Esplanade –
2015
2014
2013
2011
2001
2015
2007
2005
1998
Echo: Inside Out (exchange programme),
and Central Academy of Fine Arts,
Beijing, China
Artist in Residence, Studio Kura,
Fukuoka, Japan
Artist in Residence, Youkobo Art Space,
Tokyo, Japan
Artist in Residence, Singapore
Association of Mental Health, Singapore
Internship, Singapore Tyler Print
Institute, New York, USA and Singapore
LASALLE Scholarship (MFA), LASALLE
College of the Arts, Singapore
Mont Blanc Young Artist World
Patronage Project, Hamburg, Germany
NAFA Scholarship (BA), Nanyang
2015
2014
2014
2014
2014
2014
2013
2010
Echo: Inside Out, Central Academy of
Fine Arts, Beijing, China
Creators Fiesta, Tokyo, Japan
Children’s Season, National Museum of
iLight Marina Bay Light Art Festival,
Singapore
Project 6581: Parallel Perception and
Counter Connection, Japan Creative
Centre, Singapore
Art Stage Singapore, Art Seasons Gallery,
Singapore
Robotic Love, Youkobo Art Space, Tokyo,
Japan
Asia Contemporary Art / Now & Next,
Gwangju National Museum, Gwangju,
South Korea
Diagonals (gallery view with audience interaction), 2014
Emulsion on wall, polyurethane on PVC and enamel on galvanised iron
294 cm x 650 cm
Photo: Ken Cheong and Yavuz Gallery
Sean Lee
www.seanleephoto.com
puayyang@gmail.com
Michael Lee (b. 1972) is an artist, curator and
publisher based in Singapore. He researches
urban memory and fiction, especially the
contexts and implications of loss. He transforms
his observations into objects, diagrams,
situations, curations or texts. He has staged solo
exhibitions at Künstlerhaus Bethanien (Berlin,
2013), Hanart TZ Gallery (Hong Kong, 2010),
Baba House (Singapore, 2008) and Alliance
Francaise de Singapour (Singapore, 2004), and
participated in biennales including Shenzhen
Sculpture (2014); Kuandu (Taipei, 2012);
Singapore (2011); Shanghai (2010); Guangzhou
Triennial (2011, 2008).
2012
1997
2014
2013
2012
2010
2008
Machine for Living Dying In, Yavuz Fine
Art, Singapore
Michael Lee: Some Detours,
Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin,
Germany
M-trospective: Michael Lee’s First
Decade 2001-2011, Studio Bibliothèque,
Singapore
Lost City and Other Stories, Hanart
Square and Hanart TZ Gallery,
Hong Kong
A Psychotaxonomy of Home, Baba House,
Singapore
2011
2010
Kuandu Biennale, Kuandu Museum of
Fine Arts, Taipei, Taiwan
Singapore Biennale, Old Kallang Airport,
Singapore
Shanghai Biennale, Shanghai Art
Museum, Shanghai, China
2012–2013 Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin,
Germany
Select Awards
2011
2008
Asia Pacific Breweries Foundation
Signature Art Prize (People’s Choice
Award), Singapore Art Museum,
Singapore
Council, Singapore
First Prize (Experimental Category),
International Film and Video Association
Film Award & Festival, Philadelphia, USA
(Co-awarded with William Phuan and
Tan Chee Tat)
2015
2014
2014
2013
2013
Mind the Gap: Mapping the Other,
The Part in The Story Where a Part
Becomes a Part of Something Else, Witte
de With, Rotterdam, Netherlands
Shenzhen Sculpture Biennale, OCAT,
Shenzhen, China
Tokyo Art Meeting (IV): Bunny Smash,
Design to Touch the World, Museum of
Contemporary Art, Tokyo, Japan
World in Miniature: Zhang Hong and
Michael Lee, Museum of Asian Art,
Berlin, Germany
Dentures, 2015
Photography
21 cm x 14.8 cm
(b. 1985)
Lee Soo Chee
Sean Lee (b. 1985) tells stories through
his photographs. His first body of work,
Shauna (2007–2009), was nominated for the
Prix Découverte at the Rencontres d’Arles
photography festival in Arles, France (2009),
and was published as a book in 2014. His most
recent work, Two People, received the ICON de
Martell Cordon Bleu award (2011). His work can
be found in the collection of the Singapore Art
Museum and in the Sandor Family Collection.
(b. 1940)
2015
2015
2012
2011
2011
Two People, Spazio 1929, Lugano,
Switzerland
Two People, Chobi Mela International
Festival of Photography, Dhaka,
Bangladesh
Two People, Chan Hampe Galleries,
Singapore
Shauna, The Empire Project, Istanbul,
Turkey
Homework, Galeria TagoMago,
Barcelona, Spain
2015
2014
2013
2013
2013
2012
2011
2011
Prudential Eye Singapore, ArtScience
Museum, Singapore
Family Snaps, Chiangmai City Arts and
Cultural Centre, Chiang Mai, Thailand
Guizhou Photo Festival, Guizhou, China
Two People, Gallery Tanto Tempo, Kobe,
Japan
Gallery 360, Delhi, India
Delhi Photo Festival, Delhi, India
New York Photo Festival, New York, USA
2012
2011
2011
2010
Reflexions Masterclass, Novartis,
Basel, Switzerland
Reflexions Masterclass, Musée du Quai
Branly, Paris, France
Reflexions Masterclass, Punta Della
Dogana, Venice, Italy
Reflexions Masterclass, Ministry of Arts
and Culture, Rome, Italy
Select Awards
2011
2011
2010
2007
Winner, ICON de Martell Cordon Bleu,
Singapore
Reflexions Masterclass, Italy
Best Portfolio Award, Singapore
International Photography Festival,
Singapore
Special Jury Prize, Angkor Photo
Festival, Siem Reap, Cambodia
Wisteria and Carps《紫藤与鲤鱼》, 2014
Chinese ink and colours on rice paper
138 cm x 34 cm
Lee Tiah Kee
www.flickr.com/photos/ltk2505/
ltk2505@gmail.com
Lee Soo Chee (b. 1940) graduated in 1965 from
Chu Hai College of Higher Education, Hong
Kong, in Chinese literature and history. Her
mentors and instructors in Chinese ink painting
were Hong Kong master painter Szeto Kei and
Singaporean master painter Fan Chang Tien;
in Chinese calligraphy, Singaporean master
poet, calligrapher and Cultural Medallion
awardee, Pan Shou. In 2004 Lee lost her arms
and legs due to complications from dengue
fever. Prosthetic hand surgery in 2006 has
allowed her to resume her life as painter and
calligrapher.
2006
2009
2014
2010
2004
2001
1986
Chinese Ink Painting and Chinese
Calligraphy Exhibition by Lee Soo Chee,
Taiwenlou Art Museum, Beijing, China
Ink Paintings by Lee Soo Chee, MICA
Artrium, Singapore.
Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy by
Lee Soo Chee, Liu Haisu Art Museum,
Shanghai, China
The Arts of Lee Soo Chee, MICA
Artrium, Singapore.
Chinese Paintings and Calligraphy
Exhibition by Singapore Artist Lee Soo
Chee, Art House Gallery, Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia
1998
1993
1987
Singapore Chinese Cultural Festival
Grand Art Exhibition, Singapore
Conference Hall, Singapore
Fan Chang Tien: His Art & Passion,
Journey of Ink, National Museum Art
Gallery, Singapore
National Museum Centenary Art
Gallery, Singapore
2013
Zhonghua Qing: International Exhibition
by Artists of Chinese Origin,, artist
gathering and painting session organised
by Imperial City Art Museum and the Wu
Dongkui Art Museum, Beijing, China
Shenzhou Fengyun: Inaugural Annual
Art Exhibition of Chinese Artists, artist
gathering and painting session organised
by the Centre of International Cultural
Exchange and Shanhe Art Association,
Beijing World Art Museum, China
Select Awards
1999
Long Service Award (Ten Years of
Conducting Art Classes at Community
Centres), People's Association, Singapore
2013
2013
2012
2009
Zhonghua Qing - the International
Exhibition by Artists of Chinese Origin,
Imperial City Art Museum and Wu
Dongkui Art Museum, Beijing, China
Master Szeto Kei Memorial Art
Exhibition to Commemorate his 105th
Birthday, Hong Kong Central Library
Gallery, Hong Kong
Shicheng Calligraphy & Seal-Carving
Society - 20th Calligraphy Art
Exhibition, Ngee Ann Cultural Centre,
Singapore
Shenzhou Fengyun: Inaugural Annual
Art Exhibition of Chinese Artists, Beijing
World Art Museum, China
Life & Death 01, 2006
Photograph
59.4 cm x 84.1 cm
(b. 1965)
Lee Wen
(b. 1957)
www.leewen.republicofdaydreams.com
wen.lila@gmail.com
Lee Tiah Khee (b. 1965) has over 28 years
of experience as a professional photographer
and has won many accolades. He is Chief
Photographer at Singapore’s Chinese
broadsheet, Lianhe Zaobao. Lee is also known
as a leading nature photographer, particularly
of wild birds. His photographs have appeared in
a number of publications. Lee has also devoted
time and energy to community service. He was
involved in exhibitions and publications about
Tan Tock Seng Hospital’s medical staff and
patients between 2008 and 2011.
2014
2005
2000
1996
Birds of Singapore, Republic Plaza,
Singapore
Eyes at the City, National Library
Building, Singapore
Birds in a Garden City, Paragon Shopping
Centre, Singapore
Birds of Singapore, Sungei Buloh Wetland
Reserve, Singapore
1999
1995
Shanghai in the Eyes of World’s Top
Photographers, Shanghai, China
Identités Singapour, Alliance Française
de Singapour, Singapore
Select Awards
2008
2007
2002
1995
1992
Merit (Nature Section), Singapore
International Photography Award,
Photographic Society of Singapore
Silver Medal (Nature Section),
International Federation of Photographic
Art (FIAP), Switzerland
First Prize, Merlion On The Bay,
Singapore Tourism Board, Fullerton
Singapore and Photographic Society of
Overall Winner, Discovering Singapore
and the World Photo Contest, People’s
Association, Singapore
Young Artist Award (Photography),
2015
Through the Lens, Singapore Media
Academy, Singapore
2014 Birds of Singapore, Jurong Bird Park
2011
Nurses at Work, Tan Tock Seng Hospital,
Singapore
2010
Birds of Singapore, Vivocity, Singapore
2008
A Life No Less Ordinary: World Aids
Day Photo Exhibition, Tan Tock Seng
Hospital, Singapore
2008
One Room Flat, Tampines Public Library,
Singapore
2006, 2008, 2010, 2012, 2014
CDL Young Photographer Awards
exhibition, Singapore
1996
Nature’s Treasures, Ngee Ann City,
Singapore
Ping Pong Go Round, 2012
Interactive mixed media installation
700 cm x 76 cm
Photo: iPreciation
Leo Hee Tong
leoheetong@hotmail.com
Lee Wen (b. 1957) is a multidisciplinary artist
who works on themes of social identity. He left
a banking career to enroll at LASALLE College
of the Arts and graduated with an MFA in 2006.
A pioneer of performance art in Singapore, he
has been exploring different strategies of timebased and performance art since 1989, and is
best known for his Yellow Man series of work.
2013
2013
2008
2002
1998
2014
2012
2008
2007
2004
Lee Wen at Art Basel Hong Kong,
iPreciation Singapore, Art Basel, Hong
Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre,
Hong Kong
Lee Wen: Lucid Dreams in the Reverie
of the Real, Singapore Art Museum,
Singapore
Anthropometry Revision, Singapore
SooBin Art Int’l, Singapore
Freedom of Daydreams, Mothers of
Imagination, Your MOTHER Gallery,
Singapore
Unframed 7, p-10, Singapore
Artist in Residence, School of Art
Institute of Chicago, Chicago, USA Artist in Residence, Contemporary Art of
Japan, Saitama, Japan
Artist in Residence, Red & Grey
Contemporary, Chengdu, China
Artist in Residence, LASALLE College of
the Arts, Singapore
Artistin Residence, Asia Europe
Ministerial Meeting, Cultural and Arts
Programme, Gasworks Studios, London,
UK
Select Awards
2014
2005
Artist/Scholar/Activist Award, Board of
Performance Studies International
Council, Singapore
2013
2012
2011
2011
2011
2011
2010
2010
Cascadence: Singapore Redux,
iPreciation, Singapore
Venice International Performance Art
Week, Palazza Bembo, Venice, Italy
Rooted In The Ephemeral Speak
(R.I.T.E.S.), Substation, Singapore
This Is Performance Art (festival),
Aberdeen and Glasgow, Scotland
Negotiating Home, History and Nation:
Two Decades of Contemporary Art from
Southeast
Asia, 1991–2011, Singapore Art Museum,
Singapore
Future of Imagination, Goodman Arts
Centre, Singapore
National Review of Live Art, Glasgow,
Scotland
Future of Imagination, Sculpture Square,
Singapore
Life in Bali, 2011
Acrylic on canvas
97 cm x 130 cm
(b. 1940)
Stephen Leong
www.liangzhenkang.zhgczx.com
miaohuasi@hotmail.com
Leo Hee Tong (b. 1940) graduated from
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA) in 1960
and studied at Ashiya Art College in Japan
from 1973 to 1974. He has participated in many
exhibitions and received numerous awards,
including Special Awards at the National Day
Art Exhibition (1975), the Dr. Tan Tsze Chor
Art Awards from the Singapore Art Society
(received four times) and nine Distinction
Awards in the UOB Painting of the Year
competition. His work resides in museum
and corporate collections in Singapore and
across Asia.
1973
Ashiya Art College, Ashiya, Japan
Select Awards
1983, 1987, 1994, 2005
Dr. Tan Tsze Chor Art Award, Singapore Art
Society, Singapore
1983
Overseas Educational Tour Award Winner,
National Day Art Exhibition, Ministry of
Culture, Singapore
1982–1986, 1988, 1992–1994
Distinction Award, UOB Painting of the Year
1981
Fourth Prize, Singapore Innovations in
Contemporary Art competition, Singapore
1975
Special Award, National Day Art Exhibition,
Ministry of Culture, Singapore
2014
2012
2007
1992
1973
Five Decades of Leo Hee Tong, Art Fellas,
Singapore
Flight to f Fantasy, Dahlia Gallery,
Singapore
Revisited Expressions of Time, Metakaos
Expressions of Time, National Museum
Solo exhibition at Kobe Suma City
Council Building Ward Office gallery,
Suma, Japan
2005
2000
1988
1981
1981
1972
1969
1968
Important Second Generation Artists
Series, DLR Gallery, Singapore
Asian Art2000: A Vision of Change,
University of Brighton Gallery, Brighton,
UK
Artistes Contemporainsde Singapour,
Grand Palais, Paris, France
Exhibition of Asian Art,Regency
IntercontinentalHotel, Manama, Bahrain
International Grand Prix of
Contemporary Art, Congress Centre
Auditorium, Monte Carlo, Moncaco
Two Man Art Exhibition, Singapore
Chinese Chamber of Commerce &
Industry, Singapore
Three Man Autumn Art Exhibition,
Singapore Chinese Chamber of
Commerce & Industry, Singapore
Five Man Art Exhibition, National
Confliction (Bloodshed in Our World), 2008
Mixed media
109 cm x 109 cm
(b. 1951)
Vincent Leow
www.vincentleow.com
vincentleowky@gmail.com
Stephen Leong (b. 1951) has won many
accolades for his Chinese ink and mixed media
works. Among these are First Prize in the
Chinese Painting category of the UOB Painting
of the Year competition (1994), the Highly
Distinguished Award Medal by the World
Artists Association (2004) and the Dr. Tan
Tsze Chor Chinese Painting Distinction Award
(2014). He has held 32 solo exhibitions and
participated in numerous overseas exhibitions.
He is President of the Federation of Art
Societies (FASS) and Chairman of the Miao Hua
Chinese Art Society.
2012
1994
2015
2014
2011
2008
2007
Courageous Strength, Ming & Qing
Dynasties Collection Institute, China
Stephen Leong solo art exhibition, Beijing
Rong Bao Zhai, China
Stephen Leong 60th Anniversary solo
grand art show, Ngee Ann Cultural
Centre, Singapore
Stephen Leong solo exhibition, Inner
Mongolia Ur Lan How-Therd Amy
Uberton Museum, China
Stephen Leong solo exhibition, Shi Pei
Hong Commemorate Art Museum,
Beijing, China
2010
Retro Revival, FASS, ION Art Gallery,
Singapore
Asia Pacific Beijing International Art
Exhibition, Beijing National Capitol
Library, China
Select Awards
2014
2013
2011
2004
Dr. Tan Tze Chor Chinese Art Distinction
Award, Singapore Art Society, Singapore
Dr. Tan Tze Chor Chinese Art Distinction
Award, Singapore Art Society, Singapore
Seoul Overseas Cultural Medallion
Award, Asia Invitation Art Exhibition,
Seoul Design Centre, South Korea
Highly Distinguished Chinese Artist
Medal Award, World Artist Association,
Hong Kong
First Prize (Chinese Painting), UOB
Singapore
2014
2014
2014
2014
2013
2013
Modern Art Society 50th Anniversary
Exhibition, ION Art Gallery, Singapore
Singapore Art Society Annual Art Show
Dr Tan Tze Chor Distinction Award,
Atrium@MCI, Singapore
Charity Art Auction of 5 Renowned
Artists, Golf and Appreciation Dinner,
Singapore Island Country Club,
Singapore
House of the Year art show: 8 artists by
the Federation of Art Societies (FASS),
Singapore
Vibrance of the Sparkling Jade, FASS,
Chui Fa Lim Clubhouse. Singapore
Natural Impressionism, Alliance
Francaise de Singapour, Singapore
Salam, 2009
Oil on canvas
150 cm x 120 cm
(b. 1961)
Liao Jiekai
www.liaojiekai.com
liaojk@yahoo.com
Vincent Leow (b. 1961) is a contemporary
artist who works in sculpture, painting
and performance art. He has exhibited
internationally and his works have been
collected and commissioned by public
institutions. He was awarded the Culture
Award by the Japanese Chamber of Commerce
and Industry in 2002 for his contribution to the
arts. He represented Singapore at the Venice
Biennale (2007), Triennale-India (1997) and
Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary
Art (1993).
2010
2007
2004
2001
1991
Tags and Treats, Singapore Art Museum
at 8Q, Singapore
Andy’s Pranks and Swimming Lessons,
Xin Beijing Gallery, Beijing, China
Mock Ducks and Manicured Poodles,
Jendala (Visual Arts Space), Esplanade –
Four Eyes, Cloudy Skies, TADU Art
Space, Bangkok, Thailand
Vincent Leow: Recent Paintings, School
33 Art Center, Baltimore, USA
2013
2007
2004
1999
1995
1991
1988
1985
Domesticity, Seoul Museum of Art,
Seoul, South Korea
Asian Art Biennale, Osmani Memorial
Hall, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Provocative Things, Sculpture Square,
Singapore
Chiang Mai Social Installation,
Chiang Mai, Thailand
Urban Artists in Singapore, National
The Artists Village Show, The Artists
Village, Singapore
Sculpture Workshop & Exhibition,
National Museum Art Gallery, Singapore
Select Artist Residences or Exchanges
2000
1985
Artist in Residence, UNESCO-Aschberg,
Yogyakarta, Indonesia
ASEAN Young Painting Workshop &
Exhibition, Yogyakarta, Indonesia
Select Awards
Bukit Orang Salah, 2013
1991
Video installation
20 minutes
Photo: Han
1990
1989
1988
1987
Mount Royal Scholarship Maryland
Institute, Baltimore, USA
Overseas Scholarship Bursary, Lee
Overseas Scholarship Bursary, National
Arts Council, Singapore
Exhibition Grant, Lee Foundation,
Singapore
First Prize, Sentosa Sculpture Design
(b. 1984)
Charles Lim
www.seastate.sg
mataikan@gmail.com
Liao Jiekai (b. 1984) is a filmmaker and artist.
He received his BFA from the School of the
Art Institute of Chicago and co-founded film
collective 13 Little Pictures upon returning
to Singapore. His debut film Red Dragonflies
(2010) won the Special Jury Prize at the Jeonju
International Film Festival. In 2012, he received
the Young Artist Award from the National
Arts Council and the Credit Suisse Artist
Commissioning Award, President’s
Young Talents.
2015
2014
2013
2013
2013
2011
2006
2005
Singapore Open Media Art Festival,
Gillman Barracks, Singapore
Superimpositions, Institute of
Singapore
Singapore Biennale,
President’s Young Talents,
It’s Only Talk, Substation, Singapore
Splendid Memories Still Flows Back Into
Cosmos … Wow Really?, School of the
Arts Gallery, Singapore
Collateral, AVU (Academy of Fine Arts),
Prague, Czech Republic
CAD meets SAIC,
Chicago Art Department, Chicago, USA
2015
2012
Artist in Residence, Aomori
Contemporary Art Centre, Aomori, Japan
Artist in Residence, Berlinale Talent
Campus, HAU Hebbel am Ufer Theatres,
Berlin, Germany
Select Awards
2013
2012
2012
2010
Credit Suisse Artist Commissioning
Award, President’s Young Talents,
Singapore Art Museum
Council, Singapore
Best Southeast Asian Documentary,
Salaya International Documentary Film
Festival, Salaya, Thailand
Special Jury Prize, Jeonju International
Film Festival, Jeonju, South Korea
SEA STATE 6: phase 1, 2015
Single-channel HD digital video
c.7 minutes
Photo: Future Perfect
(b. 1973)
Lim Choon Jin
(b. 1945)
www.jinyinmo.com
cj.lim@cobalthorizon.com
Charles Lim (b. 1973) studied fine arts at
Central Saint Martins’ School of Art and
Design in the UK. A former national sailor,
he co-founded the seminal net-art collective
tsunamii.net which exhibited at the prestigious
documenta 11. Charles’s work encompasses
film, installation, sounds, conversations, text,
drawing, and photography. Since 2005, he has
been developing a body of works entitled SEA
STATE, that explores the political, biophysical
and psychic contours of the Southeast Asian
city-state of Singapore through visible and
invisible lenses of the sea.
2015
2013
2012
SEA STATE, Singapore Pavilion, Venice
Biennale, Venice, Italy
In Search of Raffles’ Light, NUS
Museum, Singapore
SEA STATE 2:as evil disappears, Future
Perfect, Singapore
2015
2014
2013
2011
2008
2007
2005
2002
Moving Images, M+, Hong Kong
Becomes A Part Of Something Else, Witte
de With Center for Contemporary Art
Redez-vous 13, Institut D’Art
Contemporain, France
Singapore Biennale, Old Kallang Airport,
Singapore
Shanghai Biennial, China
Manifesta7, European Biennial of
Contemporary Art, Trentino, Italy
President’s Young Talents Award,
documenta 11, Binding Brewery,
Kassel, Germany
2014
Artist in Residence, NTU Centre of
Singapore
2012
Qwatz, Artist in Residence, Rome, Italy
2008
AIVA Artist in Residence, Japan
Foundation, Japan
2007–2008 SCAN Artist in Residence, TheatreWorks,
Singapore
2007
Mentor for DASARTS BLOCK 20,
Amsterdam, Netherlands
Select Awards
2013
2012
2012
2012
2011
Best Cinematography, Singapore Short
Film Awards, Singapore
Experimental Innovation Award, Beijing
Independent Film Festival, Beijing, China
Best Experimental Short, Nashville Film
Festival, Tennessee, USA
Silver Award, Asian New Force Category,
IFVA Awards, Hong Kong
Special Mention, Venice Film Festival,
Official Selection in Orizzonti
Competition, Venice, Italy
Golden Crystal《飞滴幻境》, 2003
Chinese ink and colour pigment on rice paper
136 cm x 68 cm
Photo: Mdm Tan Foong Meng
Hazel Lim
(b. 1975)
www.flickr.com/photos/hazellim/
haz.lim@gmail.com
Lim Choon Jin (b. 1945) graduated with a BA
from RMIT (LASALLE College of the Arts) in
2004 and an MFA from the Open University
(LASALLE College of the Arts) in 2005. He
attempts to fuse the essence of Chinese ink
painting, as expressed through brush-strokes,
with the application of colours in Western
art. He won the UOB Painting of the Year
competition in the category of traditional
Chinese medium in 2004, and was highly
commended in the same competition in 2005.
2015
2014
2013
2008
Select Awards
2005
2004
2015
2013
2011
2008
2003
Concertos of Misty-land, Cape of Good
Hope Art Gallery, Singapore
Iridescence, Cape of Good Hope Art
Gallery, Singapore
Inkimage, Institute of Contemporary
Singart, Galerie Choiseul, Paris, France
Nature’s Splendour, Cape of Good Hope
Singapore-Myanmar Art Exchange,
Yangon, Myanmar and Singapore
Langkawi Art Biennale, Langkawi,
Malyasia
Asia Art Exchange, Seoul, South Korea
Artist in Residence, Cité Internationale
des Arts, Paris, France
2004
2003
1996
Highly Commended (Traditional Chinese
Medium), UOB Painting of the Year
Category Winner (Traditional Chinese
Medium), UOB Painting of the Year
Dean’s Excellence Award, RMIT
University, Australia
Certificate of Recognition, Philip Morris
ASEAN Art Awards, Singapore
Certificate of Distinction (Traditional
Chinese Medium), UOB Painting of the
Year competition, Singapore
2015
2015
2014
2014
2011
2010
2008
2007
National Art Gallery, Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia
Singapore Art Society 65th Anniversary
cum SG50, Artrium@MCI and Raffles
City, Singapore
Modern Art Society Singapore 50th
Anniversary Commemoration:
Contemporary Modern, ION Art Gallery,
Singapore
Kinmen Cultural Park Historical Folk
Museum, Kinmen, Taiwan
Hangaram Art Museum and Province
Museum of Arts, Seoul, South Korea
Mongolian National Modern Art Gallery,
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Asian International Art Exhibition, The
University Art Museum of Guangzhou
Academic of Fine Arts, Guangzhou,
China
Museum, Singapore
A Wildlife and Botanical Survey, Singapore, 2013
Porcelain ink drawings on chinaware
Dimensions variable
Lim Hua Choon
(b. 1953)
www.studioinconnection.wordpress.com
mandala@hotmail.com
Hazel Lim (b. 1975) is a visual artist who
completed her postgraduate degree in Fine
Arts at LASALLE College of the Arts in 2008.
Trained in painting, she has also delved
into other mediums such as installation,
photography, video and drawing to express
her concerns about notions of displacement,
construction of narratives, maps and imaginary
landscapes. Craft and the role of art in
community engagement are explored in her
latest projects.
2004
Secret Windows, Substation, Singapore
2013, 2014 Singapore Biennale, Peranakan Museum,
Singapore
2013
100% Linen, Brother Joseph Mcnally
Gallery, LASALLE College of the Arts,
Singapore
2012
Still Building - Contemporary Art from
Singapore, Selasar Sunaryo Art Space,
Bandung Indonesia
2012
NINE +/-, Sabanci University, Istanbul,
Turkey
2010
Feeding Ghosts, Kitsch Gallery,
San Francisco, USA
2010
Centre to Periphery, Japan Creative
Centre, Singapore
2008
Flat Earth Society 0.1, Lab Gallery,
Dublin, Ireland, UK
2005
Convergence, Ho Chi Minh City Fine Art
Museum, Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
2013, 2014 Mullae-Substation Art Exchange
Programme, Singapore/Seoul
2010
Art Incubator Residency, Grey Projects,
Singapore
2009
Connected:09 - Art Residency, Pöllau,
Austria
2007
Documenta: Openspace, International
Workshop for Art Academies, Kassel,
Germany
2005
International Artists’ Exchange, Khe Ga
& Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Select Awards
2003
Awardee, Substation Associate Artist
Research Programme, Substation,
Singapore
《不弃不悔》, 2007
Clay fired in a 500-year-old wood kiln in Shiwan, China
65 cm x 168 cm x 25 cm
Ibsen Lim
efghibsenopqrst@gmail.com
Lim Hua Choon (b. 1953) received his pottery
training at the Sam Mui Kuang dragon kiln in
1988 and completed a sculpture course at the
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in 1993. He has
participated in numerous ceramic art events
in Singapore and abroad. In 2009, he was
commissioned to create ceramic gifts for trade
ministers attending the Asia Pacific Economic
Cooperation Summit in Singapore.
2013
10,000 Days with Clay, Pot.Potter.Pottest,
Singapore
2007《百年龙窑蕴土情》, Guangzhou Yuexiu
Park, Guangzhou, China
2013
2011
2010
2008
2007
2007
2001
2000
Asia Art Expo, Beijing, China
Penang Pottery Art Festival, Penang,
Malaysia
Asian Games Cultural Exhibition,
Guangzhou, China
Zhongshan Art Museum Ceramic Joint
Exhibition, Zhongshan, China
Guangzhou Contemporary Ceramic
Exhibition, Guangzhou, China
Shanghai Folk Art Exposition, Shanghai,
China
Ceramics Festival, Tokoname, Japan
Cairo International Biennale of Ceramics,
Cairo, Egypt
2014
2007
2006
2004
2001
Artist in Residence, Studio Taojie Fang,
Ipoh, Malaysia
Artist in Residence, Ancient Nanfeng
Dragon Kiln, Shiwan, China
Artist in Residence, Seshui Kiln, Nantou,
Taiwan
Artist in Residence, Shigaraki Ceramic
Cultural Park, Shigaraki, Japan
Artist in Residence, International
Workshop of Ceramic Art, Tokoname,
Japan
Select Awards
2010
2007
2003
1994
1993
Silver Award, Asian Games Cultural
Exhibition, Guangzhou ,China
Selected Award, Guangdong
Contemporary Ceramic Exhibition,
Guangzhou, China
Honourable Mention, Asian Artist
Freeman Foundation Award, Vermont
Studio Center, USA
Selected Award, Jingdezhen Ceramic
Institute Ceramic Competition,
Jingdezhen, China
Merit Award, Building Sculpture
Competition, Real Estate Developer
Association of Singapore, Singapore
Inner Surface Series II, 2011
Earthenware
34 cm x 25 cm x 30 cm
Photo: Vincent Ng
(b. 1982)
Jason Lim
jasonlim4@gmail.com
Ibsen Lim (b. 1982) is a ceramics artist
presently based in Tokoname, Japan. Lim works
predominantly on Japanese aesthetic functional
ceramic ware. He completed a researcher
course at the Tokyo University of the Arts in
2013 with a major in ceramics. Currently, he is
doing his studio practice at Gallery Kyoueigama.
Through his immersion in Japanese culture, he
aims to bring his art to new levels.
2015
2015
2014
2014
2014
2013
2012
2012
2011
Taiwan International Miniature
Sculpture Show, National Dr. Sun Yat-sen
Memorial Hall, Taiwan
With Humanism 10 Days, Yeoju
International Ceramic Artists Residency
Group Exhibition, Gallery LVS, Seoul,
South Korea
International Teabowl Symposium,
Teochew Building, Singapore
Sculpture Society Singapore Annual
Show, Singapore
SG-TW Shoebox Sculpture Show, Galeri
Utama, Singapore
2nd Nature, Sculpture Society Singapore
exhibition, Fort Canning OMSQ,
Singapore
杜窯会 Exhibition, Mitsukoshi
Nihonbashi, Tokyo, Japan
ここから始まる藝術 (Arts, which starts
from here), Tokyo University of Fine Arts
Gallery, Tokyo, Japan
Ten Years On…, Sculpture Society
Singapore 10th Anniversary Exhibition,
2015
2015
2009
Participant, Kyoueigama Ceramic
Arts School Mentorship Exchange
Programme, Tokoname, Japan
Artist in Residence, Yeoju International
Ceramic Artist Residency Programme,
Yeoju, South Korea
Artist In Residence, International
Workshop of Ceramic Art, Tokoname,
Japan
Landscape Studies, 2013
Ceramics
Dimensions variable
(b. 1966)
Jessie Lim
(b. 1964)
www.jessielim.com
jessielimceramics@gmail.com
Jason Lim (b. 1966) works in ceramics,
photography, video art, installation art and
performance art. In 2007, he won the Jurors'
Prize at the World Ceramic Biennale in Icheon,
South Korea and represented Singapore at
the Venice Biennale. His ceramic works have
been collected and commissioned by public
museums, art institutions, corporate companies
and private collections, both locally and
internationally. He teaches at the School of the
Arts (SOTA), Singapore.
2012
2011
2003
1999
1995
Select Awards
2007
2013
2013
2012
2011
2011
Bukit Musings, Gajah Gallery, Singapore
Still/Life, Equator Art Projects,
Singapore
A Trip To Bali: Recent Works by Jason
Lim, Goodman Arts Centre, Singapore
Jason Lim: New Works in Ceramics,
National Centre for Craft and Design,
Sleaford, UK
Upaya: A 10-year Survey of Works by
Jason Lim, Chan Hampe Galleries,
Singapore
Artist in Residence, Gaya Ceramics Art
Centre, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia
Artist in Residence, University of
Lincoln, Lincoln, UK
Artist in Residence, South Queensland
University, Toowoomba, Australia
ARX, Australia & Regions Artists’
Exchange, Singapore, Hong Kong and
Australia
Artist in Residence, ARCUS Project,
Moriya, Japan
2006
Jurors' Prize, World Ceramic Biennale,
Icheon South Korea
Freeman Fellowship, Vermont Studio
Center, USA
2013
2011
2010
2009
2009
2008
2008
2007
Firing A Passion: Pottery Practices of
Singapore, Innovation Centre, Nanyang
Technological University, Singapore
Christie’s – Southeast Asian Modern
and Contemporary Art, Hong Kong
Convention and Exhibition Centre,
Hong Kong
Now & Next: Asia Contemporary Art,
South Korea
Now & Next: Asia Contemporary Art,
South Korea
Air-Conditioned Recession: A Singapore
Survey, Valentine Willie Fine Art,
Singapore
Taiwan Ceramics Biennale, Yingge
Ceramics Museum, Taipei, Taiwan
Sydney Meyer Fund International
Ceramic Award, Shepparton Art
Museum, Shepparton, Australia
Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy
Top:
Sculptural Pots- Triplets, 2014
Stoneware infused with Bali black volcanic sand
Dimensions variable
Bottom:
Thin porcelain pieces for a wall, 2014
Black special stoneware clay oxide washed and high fired
0imensions variable
Lim Leong Seng
www.limleongseng.com.sg
leongseng8@hotmail.com
Jessie Lim (b. 1964) received her pottery
training at Dartmouth College in New
Hampshire, USA in 1983 and took up summer
pottery courses at the Rhode Island School of
Design in the following year. Over the years,
she continued to hone her craft, attending
the Korean Ceramics Biennale and training
at La Meridiana, the International School of
Ceramics in Tuscany, Italy. Her works range
from contemporary sculptures to pots and
platters, as well as installation pieces. She
previously taught Ceramics at LASALLE
College of the Arts, National University
of Singapore (NUS), and helped set up the
Ceramics Department at School of the Arts
(SOTA). These days, she conducts workshops in
her own studio.
2012
2008
2004
1998
1990
Colours of My Life, Art-2 Gallery,
Singapore
Beyond Definition, Koru Contemporary
Art, Hong Kong
Jessie lim, Substation, Singapore
Jessie Lim, National Museum Art
Gallery, Singapore
Jessie Lim, National Museum Art
Gallery, Singapore
2015
2005
2003
2002
2001
1999
1995
Art Stage , Marina Bay Sands Expo and
Art Singapore, Singapore
Steninge World Exhibition of Ceramics,
Sweden
Art Singapore, NUS, Singapore
Valentine Willie Fine Art, Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia
International Craft Fair, Bangkok,
Thailand
China Art Expo, Beijing, China
2014
1991
1983
Artist in Residence, La Meridiana,
International School of Ceramics,
Tuscany Italy
Artist in Residence, Anderson Ranch Arts
Center, Colorado, USA
Artist in Residence, Rhode Island School
of Design, USA
Spirit of Kallang, 1998
Stainless steel
355 cm x 200 cm x 150 cm
(b. 1950)
Michelle Lim
www.mudrockceramics.com
michsticks@gmail.com
Lim Leong Seng (b. 1950) is a full-time
sculptor and painter who has exhibited in
Singapore and internationally since 1969. He
has held eight solo exhibitions and, since 1976,
been actively involved in activities organised by
the Modern Art Society. He has completed more
than 30 public sculptures in Singapore and was
a member of the Singapore Public Sculpture
Advisory Panel in 2004.
1998
1997
1990
Select Awards
1997 1993
2010
2004
1992
1991
1976
Solo exhibition, Sculpture Square,
Singapore
Solo exhibition, MICA Artrium,
Singapore
Solo exhibition, C-Line Gallery, Bali,
Indonesia
Solo exhibition, National Museum Art
Gallery, Singapore
Solo exhibition, National Library,
Singapore
4 Perspectives Art Exchange and
Exhibition, Bangkok, Thailand
International Art Exchange and
Exhibition, Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Artist Camp International, Penang,
Malaysia
1990
1989
1986
First Prize, Dr. Tan Tzse Chor Art
Awards, Singapore Art Society
Second Prize, Building International
Sculpture Competition, Real Estate
Developer Association of Singapore,
Singapore
Grand Prize, Ministry of
Communications and Information Art
First Prize, Wing Tai Sculpture
Winner, Kallang Theatre Mural Design
2014
2014
2004
2002
2001
1998
1993
1972
Singapore Art Fair, Suntec Singapore
Convention & Exhibition Centre,
Singapore
Bonhams Singapore Art Atrium Auctions
and Exhibition, Grand Hyatt Singapore
Fukuoka Asian Art Museum, Fukuoka,
Japan
Daejeon Municipal Museum of Art,
Daejeon, South Korea
A Vision of Change, University of
Brighton, Brighton, UK
Flemish Watercolour Days, Zaventen,
Belgium
New Space, Fine Art Gallery, Ho Chi
Minh City, Vietnam
ASEAN ART Exhibition, Victoria
Memorial Hall, Singapore
Stinge and Jealousy, 2013
Porcelain
22 cm x 5 cm x 5 cm
(b. 1983)
Lim Poh Teck
ptlim@nafa.edu.sg
Michelle Lim (b. 1983) is a ceramicist. She
was a recipient of the Sir Geoffery Yeend
Scholarship, and other ceramics prizes. She
has held 4 solo exhibitions and participated in
several group shows in Singapore and other
countries. Her work frequently probes notions
of food and the domestic. A TEDx speaker, Lim
co-founded Awaken The Dragon, a ceramics
festival celebrating the last remaining dragon
kilns in Singapore. She has been an industrial
designer and educator of youth at risk, for
which she has received awards.
2015
2011
2010
2009
Craftmanship of Certainty and Chance,
Ting Tang, Australian National
University Art Gallery, Canberra,
Australia
26 Storeys, Australian National
University Foyer Gallery and Singapore
High Commission, Canberra, Australia
Earth Consumed, Sculpture Square,
Singapore
2015
2015
2014
2013
2011
2011
2010
2009
Australian Ceramics Triennale Delegates
show, Australia
Red Earth White Heat, Singapore High
Commission, Australia
Awaken the Dragon special show, Art2
Gallery, Singapore
Displacement, Wilkie Terrace, Singapore
Ceramics Biennale, China Academy of
Arts, Hangzhou, China
Rabbit Show, Jingdezhen, China
Women in Asia, Australian National
University Crawford School, Australia
Tiger show, Post Museum, Singapore
2014–2016 AARP, Substation, Singapore
2010, 2011 Pottery Workshop, Jingdezhen, China
Select Awards
2010
2007
Sir Geoffrey Yeend Scholarship,
Australian National University, Canberra,
Australia
ITE Award for Excellence in Teaching
and Innovation, Singapore
Search, 2011
Acrylic on canvas
100 cm x 100 cm
(b. 1963)
Lim Seng Tiong
www.facebook.com/lim.st.100
henrystlim@gmail.com
Dr. Lim Poh Teck (b. 1963) is a lecturer at the
2013,
Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA). He
graduated from NAFA and LASALLE College
of the Arts, then completed an MA from the
University of New South Wales, a Post-Graduate
Diploma in Higher Education from the National
Institute of Education, Nanyang Technological
University, Singapore, and a PhD in Arts Studies
from Peking University. In 1997, he received
the Young Artist Award from the National
Arts Council.
2000,
1990,
1989,
1988,
2003
1995
1991
1989
1988
Journey, TCG Nordica, Kunming, China
Metamorphosis through Time, The
Performance Space, Sydney, Australia
Work By Lim Poh Teck, National
Lim Poh Teck Work Now, Art Base
Gallery, Singapore
Lim Poh Teck Retrospective Exhibition,
2014
Pameran Paperium 4, Fiber to Paper, The
Textile Museum, Jakarta, Indonesia
2011
Hangaram Art Museum, Seoul, South
Korea
1994
Works in Process, College of Fine Arts,
University of New South Wales, Sydney,
Australia
1994–1995 Asian Art Show, Fukuoka Art Museum,
Fukuoka and various locations, Japan
1992
New Art from Southeast Asia, Tokyo
Metropolitan Art Space and various
locations, Japan
1991
Many in One: 25 Years of Singapore Art,
various locations, USA
1990
Modern Art Travels East-West, BeursWorld Trade Centre, Rotterdam,
Netherlands
1989–1990 Where East Meets West: Contemporary
Art of Singapore, Germany and various
locations
ASEAN: Enhancing People to People,
Connectivity and Cultural Exchange,
Pattaya,Thailand
Artist in Residence, National Gallery of
Victoria, Melbourne, Australia
The New Generation in Contemporary
Singapore Art Exhibition and
Symposium, ASIAN Culture Centre,
Tokyo and Hitachi City, Japan
ARX Australia and Regions Artists’
Exchange, Perth Institute of
Contemporary Art, Perth, Western
Australia
ASEAN Youth Painting Workshop and
Exhibition, Bandar Seri Begawan, Brunei
Select Awards
2011
2007
1997
1990
1986
Lee Kong Chian Research Fellowship,
National Library, Singapore
Tan Kah Kee Postgraduate Scholarship,
Tan Kah Kee Foundation, Singapore
Council, Singapore
Grand Prize, UOB Painting of the Year
Australian Art Award Scholarship,
Australian High Commission, Singapore
Genesis, 2014
Photograph
(b. 1959)
Shengen Lim
(b. 1981)
www.limshengen.com
shengenlim@gmail.com
Lim Seng Tiong (b. 1959) has more than
30 years of experience in various fields of
photography. An accomplished photojournalist
with The Straits Times for 16 years between
1980 and 1996, Lim also sits in the resource
panel for photographic arts with National Arts
Council. He mentors youths and working adults
in various schools, community clubs, corporate
organisations and art institutions. Currently
he is also a mentor for the Photography
Interest group of RSVP (Organisation of Senior
Volunteers).
1994
Melody of the Stage (on Theatre
Performance Arts), Substation, Singapore
1994
Melody of the Stage, Nanyang Siang Pau,
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
1992–1993 Melody of the Stage, Kallang CC and
Boon Lay CC, Singapore
1991
Melody of the Stage, NUS Central
Library, Singapore
1990
Melody of the Stage, Substation,
Singapore
2012
100 Years of Surgical Excellence,
Shangri-La Hotel, Singapore
2011
Nurses’ Day, Novena Square 2 Mall,
Singapore
2009
World AIDS Day photography exhibition,
Vivo City Mall, Singapore
1989
Confederation of ASEAN Journalists,
Singapore
1986
Nikon International photography
exhibition, Japan
1972–1982 International Photo Salon, Singapore
1973–1980 National Day photography exhibition,
Singapore
1973–1980 ASEAN Photo Salon, Singapore
Select Awards
1995
1991
1989
1986
1976
Council, Singapore
National Youth Service Award, National
Youth Council (NYC), Singapore
Outstanding Art Photo Award,
Confederation of ASEAN Journalists,
Singapore
Honourable Mention, Nikon
International Photo Contest, Japan
Overall Best Colour Slide Award, ASEAN
Photo Salon, Singapore
What we may see in a chamber things that are not: Artist is present, 2013
Video photographic installation
Dimensions variable
Lim Shing Ee
www.atelier.monocircus.com/en
shingee@gmail.com
Shengen Lim (b. 1981) is a multi-disciplinary
artist who seeks new presentations of
traditional methods. His work has been
exhibited widely in Singapore and Seoul, as well
as in Asia and the UK. He is currently pursing
his Masters in Culture Technology at Korean
Advanced Institute of Science and Technology
(KAIST) in Daejeon, South Korea.
2013
2012
Select Awards
2014
2013
2012
2011
2009
2008
The Imaginarium of Shennanigen, Nina
Project Space, Seoul, South Korea
Decode/Recode: Celebrating 100 Years
of Alan Turing: Epitaph of Alan Turing,
LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore,
with live streaming to Salford University,
UK
Christmas Tree, O Christmas Tree,
Being Lost, Being Found, Alliance
Française, Singapore
Void: Physical, Metaphysical, CityLink
Mall, Singapore
Artist in Residence, Museum of Modern
and Contemporary Art, Seoul, South
Korea
Artist in Residence, Seoul Art Space_
Guemcheon, Seoul, South Korea
2006
2005
Korean Government Scholarship
Program and National Institute for
International Education recipient for
Master’s Program in Culture Technology
at Korea Advanced Institute of Science
and Technology (KAIST)
2015
2014
2014
2014
2013
2013
2013
2013
Singapore Open Media Art Festival,
Gillman Barracks, Singapore
The Third Print, Total Museum of
Contemporary Art, Seoul, South Korea
DAW Seoul – Off Label, Platoon
Kunsthalle, Seoul, South Korea
Universal Studios Seoul, Seoul Museum
of Art, Seoul, South Korea
Vulnerable Failures, Changdong National
Art Studios, Seoul, South Korea
The Future of Museum, Ulsan Culture
and Art Center, Ulsan, South Korea
COS•MO, Institute of Contemporary Arts
(ICA) Singapore, Singapore
The Artists Village SHOW, Institute of
Singapore
Sealed Medley, 2004
Mixed media with wood, PVC pipe and clay
Dimensions variable
(b. 1976)
Lim Soo Ngee
(b. 1962)
www.limsoongee.weebly.com
soongee1962@gmail.com
Lim Shing Ee (b. 1976) completed her
postgraduate studies at Mushashino Art
University in Japan in 2002 under the JCCI Art
Scholarship awarded by the Japanese Chamber
of Commerce. She has since participated in over
45 exhibitions in Japan, Korea, Philippines,
Bangladesh, Malaysia and China. Lim's work
includes oil paintings as well as site-specific art
installations. Her art manifests her playful and
whimsical outlook, offering alternative ways
of seeing the 'ordinary'. She lives and works in
Fukuoka, Japan.
2010
2005
2002
2001
2000
Drawing Circus, Sculpture Square,
Singapore
Shing - Solo Exhibition, Galerie Shimon,
Tokyo, Japan
Room 61, Plastique Kinetic Worms,
Singapore
For That Matter, Tokyo Art Factory,
Tokyo, Japan
Mono-gatari-ma-show, Gallery
Yamaguchi, Tokyo, Japan
2013
2013
2012
2012
2009
2007
2006
2004
GIFT, Sfera Exhibitions, Kyoto, Japan
What is Drawing, Galerie Shimon,
Tokyo, Japan
Sovereign Art Foundation Asian Art
Prize exhibition, Grand Hyatt, Hong
Kong
Asian Young Artists 3, Keumsan Gallery,
Tokyo, Japan
Two Feet (collaboration with Kazunori
Takeishi), Wheelock Art Gallery,
Singapore
Fiction@Love, Singapore Art Museum,
Singapore, and Museum of Contemporary
Art, Shanghai, China
Display, Finale Art Gallery, Manila,
Philippines
Select Awards
2012
2012
1998
Top 20, Sovereign Art Foundation Asian
Art Prize, Singapore
Nomination for award, What is Drawing,
Galerie Shimon, Tokyo, Japan
JCCI Art Scholarship, Japanese Chamber
of Commerce and Industry, Singapore
Indicator《指引》, 2014
Green Bird《青鸟》, 2011
Painted woodcarving
61 cm x 26 cm x 26 cm
Painted woodcarving
46 cm x 18 cm x 18 cm
Stellah Lim
(b. 1979)
stellah.lim@gmail.com
Lim Soo Ngee (b. 1962) obtained his MFA in
sculpture from Edinburgh College of Art in
1997. He has participated in many international
sculpture symposiums and his works have
been featured at the Asian Art Festival (2009).
They are in the permanent collections of the
Asian Sculpture Theme Park (Inner Mongolia,
China), National Gallery Singapore, Esplanade
– Theatres on the Bay, and private collections in
Singapore and overseas.
2008
2006
2003
Paradise – Tropical Garden, Esplanade –
Form-ing Materials & Processes,
Sculpture Square, Singapore
On the Table, Utterly Art, Singapore
2015
2015
2014
2014
2014
2013
2013
2013
These Sacred Things, Jendela (Visual
Arts Space), Esplanade – Theatres on the
Bay, Singapore
Nothing in Common, ION Art Gallery,
Singapore
Sculpture Society (Singapore) Annual
Show, Galeri Utama, Singapore
Practice and Perfection: Works by
NAFA Fine Art Staff and Alumni, NAFA,
Singapore
The Little Joy of Singapore, Galerie
Sogan & Art, Singapore
Made in Singapore: Three Quarters of A
Century, NAFA, Singapore
Passion Asia – Exhibition of Art Works by
the Association of Asian Contemporary
Sculptors, Guangzhou Baiyun
International Convention and Exhibition
Center, Guangzhou, China
2015
2009
2009
2005
World Wood Day, Eskisehir, Turkey
Hong Kong International Sculpture
Symposium, Hong Kong
International Sculpture Symposium for
11th Asian Art Festival, Asian Sculpture
Theme Park, Inner Mongolia and Beijing,
China
ASEAN-COCI People to People Exchange
Programme, Siem Reap, Cambodia
Forgotten, Abandoned, Forsaken, 2014
Repurposed jewellery, enamel
Dimensions variable
Lim Tze Peng
Stellah Lim (b. 1979) graduated from RMIT
with a BFA. She is interested in narratives of
memory, nostalgia, presence and absence. Her
works explore the lingering presence of absence
when people or objects cease to exist, such as
the thoughts and images that surface or fade
away as one tries to recall memories associated
with familiar objects or photographs. Her past
exhibitions in Singapore include Re(Claim)
Singapore!, Between Conversations and
Unearthed, and in Japan, Field Trip Project Asia.
2015
2014
2014
2013
2013
2012
2011
2010
SingaPlural, 99 Beach Road, Singapore
Creators Fiesta, Tokyo, Japan
Unearthed, Singapore Art Museum,
Singapore
Between Conversations, Yavuz Fine Art,
Singapore
(Re)Claim Singapore!, Chan Hampe
Pameran Poskad, Galerie Utama,
Singapore
intimacy intricacy, Yavuz Fine Art,
Singapore
Quite, Annexe Gallery, Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia
Tree《树》, 2014
Ink on rice paper
91.4 cm x 182.9 cm
(b. 1921)
Lim Yew Kwan
limyewkuan@hotmail.com
Lim Tze Peng (b. 1921) is a self-taught
artist renowned for his bold re-invention of
calligraphic paintings. His visual language
is a bold amalgamation of traditional as
well as modern techniques drawn from oil
painting, Chinese ink and calligraphy. He
was awarded the Cultural Medallion in 2003,
Singapore’s highest honour for arts and
culture, in recognition of his achievements
and contributions. Lim has held numerous
solo exhibitions and participated in many
exhibitions overseas.
2015
2009
2008
2003
1991
Lim Tze Peng Art Gallery, Chung Cheng
High School (Main), Singapore
Inroad: The Ink Journey of Lim Tze
Peng, National Art Museum of China,
Beijing, China
Inaugural Exhibition, NTU Art and
Heritage Gallery, Nanyang Technological
University , Singapore
Tze Peng, Singapore Art Museum,
Singapore
Solo Exhibition of Lim Tze Peng,
2006
2005
2005
2005
2004
2000
1991
1991
Highlights of Southeast Asian
Collections, NUS Museum, Singapore
Style & Imagination: Art in the Nanyang
Academy, NAFA, Singapore
Society of Chinese Artists 70th
Anniversary Commemorative Exhibition,
Singapore
International Ink Painting Biennale of
Shenzhen, China
Crossroads: Collective Works of Second
Generation Artists, NUS Museum,
Singapore
65th Anniversary Exhibition Art Works
of The Society of Chinese Artists,
Singapore
Exhibition, Beijing, China
Contemporary Art in Singapore: Where
East Meets West, Tropenmuseum,
Amsterdam and Groningen, Netherlands,
Deutsche Bank AG, Dusseldorf,
Hamburg, Nuremburg, Mannheim,
Germany, and Glasgow, UK
Select Awards
2003
1981
1977
1963
Council, Singapore
National Day Award (PBM), Government
of Singapore
Special Prize, Commonwealth
Exhibition, England
National Day Award (PPA), Government
of Singapore
London Studio, 1961
Oil on canvas
76.5 cm x 61 cm
(b. 1928)
Lin Hsin Hsin
www.lhham.com.sg
info@lhham.com.sg
Lim Yew Kuan (b. 1928) is a painter,
printmaker and sculptor. He was the second
principal of the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts
(1963–1979). He studied at the Chelsea School
of Art (1958–1961) and his works are influenced
by both his Western art training and Southeast
Asian heritage. In 2011 he received the Cultural
Medallion. He believes that “only when one has
experienced life and understood the nature of
things, can one truly be a painter.”
2015
2011
2010
2002
Seasons, NAFA, Singapore
Crossing Visions: Singapore and Xiamen,
Xiamen Art Museum, Xiamen, China
Gifts of Discontent: Lim Yew Kuan in
Retrospect, NAFA, Singapore
Hommage à Paris: Exposition des
oeuvres de M. Lim Yew Kuan, Cité
Internationale des Arts, Paris, France
2009
2006
2005
2002
1999
1998
1997
1997
Launch of Founding Principal Lim Hak
Tai’s Sculpture in celebration of the 70th
anniversary, NAFA, Singapore
Imprints of the Past: Remembering
the 1966 Woodcut Exhibition, National
A Heroic Decade: Singapore Art 1955–
1965, Singapore Art Museum, Singapore
Nanyang 1950–1965: Passage to
Singaporean Art, Fukuoka Asian Art
Museum, Fukuoka, Japan
Unveiling of the late President Dr.
Benjamin Sheares’s Bust, Istana,
Singapore
History through Prints: Woodblock
Prints in Singapore, Singapore History
Museum, Singapore
Nine Artists in Bali, Agung Rai Museum
of Art, Bali, Indonesia
The Birth of Modern Art in Southeast
Asia, Fukuoka Asian Art Museum,
Fukuoka, Japan
Select Awards
2011
1980
Council, Singapore
Public Service Medal (Art), Prime
Minister’s Office, Singapore
Into the ∞, 2013
World Premiere during Digital Art Weeks 2013 @ ETH Center
Equation (Techniques: Digitally created by Finger Intelligence Technology (FIT) formulated
by Lin Hsin Hsin)
No limits
Lina Adam
linaadam@gmail.com
“Art RequiresTechnology,
TechnologyRedefinesArt”
Lin Hsin Hsin
IT Inventor, artist, poet, composer
A digital native anchored on Linux & Android.
Deeply rooted in mathematics, technology, art
and music, Lin Hsin Hsin is as much a geek as
an artist, poet and composer. She is a digital
media pioneer in Singapore, and the FIRST to
conceptualise and build a virtual museum in
the world in 1994. Among her many world firsts:
she used only equations to build, animate and
manufacture sculptures and 3D objects (2007),
In-Camera Painting (ICP) (2010); created and
displayed Stereoscopic 3D art without extra
hardware and 3D glasses (2011). In 2012, she
established the world’s first mobile phone
orchestra; she invented TANGO--finger
choreography in 2013 and STEP in 2015, both
for LIVE 3D digital performances on Android.
2015
2015
1997
1994
1993
1990
1990
PING in STEP of Time, O’Reilly Theatre,
Keble College, University of Oxford,
Oxford, UK
When Equations Dance-Tango with Lin
Hsin Hsin, Le Cube, Paris, France
@rt: A Cyberart Show by Lin Hsin Hsin,
Chijmes, Singapore
IT’s Happening!, Empress Place Museum,
Singapore
Memoirs of Deutschland II, National
Werker Op Papier, Stichting
Onderneming & Kunst, Amsterdam,
Netherlands
Paper Works by Lin Hsin Hsin, DP Fong
Galleries, San Jose, USA
2013
2013
2013
2011
2009
2001
1999
1999
1999
1998
Montreux Art Festival, Montreux Art
Gallery, Montreux, Switzerland
SIGGRAPH, Hong Kong Convention and
Exhibition Centre, Hong Kong
Digital Art Week, Singapore-ETH
Centre, Singapore
InterSculpt, Galerie Luc Monod, Les
Boulistes, Paris, France
Astronomie et Darwin, Gare de Metz
(salons d'honneur), Metz, France
InterSculpt, Mairie du Vieme , Paris,
France
ArtNet, Machida City Museum of
Graphic Arts, Tokyo, Japan
InterSculpt, Mairie du Vieme , Paris,
France
Active World, Cincinnati Art Museum,
Cincinnati, USA
As Worlds Collide, SIGGRAPH, Orlando,
USA
1990
1988
Japan Foundation, Japan
Testimonies of European Cultural
Epochs Visiting Fellows, Germany
Select Awards
2000
2000
1996
1996
1985
Selected as one of 40 IT millennium
personalities, BBC, UK
One of 20 featured by Wirtschaft Woche,
Special Cebit Edition for the millennium,
Wirtschaft Woche, Germany
Selected as one of 200 cyber
personalities, 24 Hours in Cyberspace,
USA
First Prize, IBM Art Award, Singapore
Silver Medal, Société des Artistes
Français, Paris, France
I Remember, I Forget, 2013
Performance
Dimensions variable
(b. 1971)
Ling Yang Chang
www.lingyangchang.com
lingyangchang@gmail.com
Lina Adam (b. 1971) is a multi-disciplinary
artist who works in various media such as
performance and installation. She is the cofounder of Fetter Field, Singapore Site-Specific
Performance Art Event and Your Mother
Gallery, an alternative art space. A member of
The Artists Village since 1998, she is a member
of the organising committee, also known as
the Post-Ulu Group. They organised the PostUlu Exhibition and Post-Ulu Gig (1999/2000)
to mark the group’s renewal and its departure
from the original Artists Village at Jalan Ulu
Sembawang.
2015
2014
2005
Culinary History of Singapore
Performance Art Re-Presented, Canvas
Creative Space, Singapore
Culinary History of Singapore
Performance Art Re-Presented, Mi Casa
Su Casa, Singapore
Happy Together, SooBin Art Int’l,
Singapore
2015
2015
2014
2014
2013
2008
2006
2006
Rendez-vous, Institute of Contemporary
Open Sea, Musée d'Art Contemporain de
Lyon, Lyon, France
Notes on Performance, Objectifs – Centre
for Photography and Filmmaking,
Singapore
Making Space, Body as Woman,
Singapore Council of Women’s
Organisations Centre, Singapore
Ket Noi: Vietnam–Singapore
Performance Art Event, Singapore
Art Museum, Singapore Management
University & Post-Museum, Singapore
Indonesian International Performance
Art Event, Galeri Nasional Indonesia,
Jakarta, Indonesia
Fetter Field, Singapore Site-Specific
Performance Art Event, various
locations, Singapore
City Impression, 2014
Mixed medium on paper
96 cm x 90 cm
(b. 1963)
Jahan Loh
www.ja-han.com
jahan76@gmail.com
Ling Yang Chang (b. 1963) is a Singaporean
2015
artist grounded in the foundations of traditional
Chinese ink painting. A graduate in Chinese
studies, he has a natural affinity for Chinese
brush painting with its close attention to
the beauty of lines, poetic resonance and
philosophical depth. Ling has developed a
unique style by boldly experimenting with
Western art media.
2014
2013
2012
2011
Makings, Ode to Art, Kuala Lumpur,
Malaysia
The Heart of Zen, Jastar Investment Pte
Ltd, Singapore
Bit and Pieces, Ins' Art, Singapore
A Walk in the City, Utterly Art, Singapore
Catwalk, Momentous Arts, Singapore
2015
2015
2014
2014
2014
2012
2011
2010
Scholars & Ink, NUS Museum, Singapore
A Brush with Singapore Art Society,
Raffles City, Singapore
L’Exposition des Beaux-arts de l’Orient et
de l’Occident, Louvre, Paris, France
China International Cultural Biennial,
《广西邕江湾美术馆》, China
Nothing in Common, ION Art Gallery,
Singapore
81 Artists from North and South, China
Seoul, South Korea
Duologue, Old School, Singapore
Genesis 1 & 2, 2015
Mixed media
182.88 cm x 91.44 cm
(b. 1976)
Lok Kerk Hwang
www.lokkerkhwang.com
me@lokkerkhwang.com
Jahan Loh (b. 1976) is a contemporary artist
who ventured into street art in the early 1990s.
With a penchant for tongue-in-cheek play on
words and images, he merges traditional media
with guerrilla aesthetics in his own style. He
has represented Singapore at exhibitions and
events across Asia and in the USA.
2015
2013
2011
2009
2008
Static Parity, Eileen S. Kaminsky Family
Foundation, Mana Contemporary,
Jersey City, USA
Working Class Hero, Chan Hampe
Cherry Poke: Reconstituted Philosophies,
Jendela (Visual Arts Space), Esplanade –
Great Wall, 798 Mingart Gallery, Beijing,
China
8Q-RATE, Singapore Art Museum at 8Q,
Singapore
2015
2015
2014
2014
2013
2012
2008
2006
Decoding Basquiat, Brooklyn Museum,
New York, USA
Demolition Exhibition, 410 Marin
Boulevard, Jersey City, USA
Gentlemen’s League, Art Basel, Miami,
USA
Birth of an Icon, Cukui Gallery, San Jose,
USA
Ghost: The Body at the Turn of the
Century, Singapore Art Museum and
Sculpture Square, Singapore
Andy Warhol: 15 Minutes Eternal,
Bothanspy Show, Recoat Gallery,
Glasgow, UK
Collision I and II, Jendela (Visual Arts
Singapore
2015
2007
Artist in Residence, Eileen S. Kaminsky
Family Foundation, Mana Contemporary,
Jersey City, USA
Artist in Residence, Goethe Art Center,
Taipei, Taiwan
Select Awards
2015
1998
1998
1996
Eileen S. Kaminsky Family Foundation
Residency, Mana Contemporary,
Jersey City, USA
Arts Award, Thames & Hudson, London,
UK
Asia Arts Award, Nokia, Singapore
Arts Scholarship, Singapore Press
Holdings, Singapore
Morning Song No. 5, 2014
51 cm x 36 cm
(b. 1973)
Justin Loke
justin_loke@hotmail.com
Lok Kerk Hwang (b. 1973) is an award-
2014
winning watercolour artist. He has participated
in international juried exhibitions, winning
recognition in numerous prestigious
competitions over the past 22 years. He was
featured on the covers of Europe’s leading
watercolour journals The Art of Watercolour
and l'Art de l'Aquarelle. Lok’s works are widely
collected by individuals and institutions in
Singapore, Malaysia, USA, UK, Canada
and China.
2014
Watercolor World of Lok Kerk Hwang,
Penang State Art Gallery, Penang,
Malaysia
The Magic of Light, Utterly Art,
Singapore
2015
95th National Watercolor Society annual
international juried exhibition, NWS
Gallery,San Pedro, USA
2015
Allied Artists of America annual juried
exhibition, Salmagundi Club, New York,
USA
2015
Pennsylvania Watercolor Society
international juried exhibition, Crary Art
Gallery, Pennsylvania, USA
2015
World Watercolor Triennale Korea,
Hangaram Art Gallery, Seoul,
South Korea
2015
Masters Of Watercolour Exhibition,
Grand Hall of the Artists Association,
St. Petersburg, Russia
2014
American Watercolor Society annual
international exhibition, Salmagundi
Club, New York, USA
2014
World Watermedia Exposition,
Ratchadamnoen Contemporary Art
Center, Bangkok, Thailand
1994, 1995, 1999, 2002
Singapore
Select Awards
2015
2015
2014
2003
1994
Combined Cash Award #2, National
Watercolor Society (USA) 95th Annual
International Exhibition, Los Angeles,
USA
Third Place, Watercolor Missouri
International Annual Open Exhibition,
Missouri Watercolor Society, USA
Second Place, WAS-H International
Exhibition, Watercolor Art Society Houston, USA
First Grand Prize, La Société canadienne
de l’aquarelle Salon Show, Québec,
Canada
Most Promising Artist Award, Phillippe
Charriol Foundation Contemporary Art
Large Room, 2013
Installation (mixed media)
Dimensions variable
(b. 1979)
Loo Zihan
loozihan@gmail.com
Justin Loke (b. 1979) is a member of the
acclaimed art collective Vertical Submarine.
In 2007 he was selected by the Ministry of
Foreign Affairs of Japan as the Singaporean
representative for the Global Youth Exchange:
Youth Visual Culture. Loke was also the
recipient of the Japanese Chamber of
Commerce and Industry (JCCI) Singapore
Foundation Arts Award (2009). Between 2010
and 2013, he was one of the Associate Directors
of TheatreWorks (Singapore), and involved in
the Associate Artist Research Programme at
The Substation.
2012
2013
The Seven Scenes of Barry Lyndon,
Objectifs – Centre for Photography and
Filmmaking, Singapore
2015
2011
2011
2010
2010
Select Awards
2015
2011
2009
2015
2015
2015
2015
2014
2013
2013
2012
Prudential Eye (Singapore), Saatchi
Gallery, London
John Martin: The Butcher and The
Surgeon, dialogic (Golden Mile Complex),
Singapore
Open Sea: Artists from Singapore and
Southeast Asia, part of Singapore en
France: Le Festival, National Heritage
Board, Singapore and Lyon Museum
Contemporary Art, France
Singapore: Inside Out, Singapore
Tourism Board, Beijing, London, New
York and Singapore
The Roving Eye: Contemporary Art from
Southeast Asia, Arter, Istanbul, Turkey
Hokkien Rhymes, Esplanade – Theatres
FOURPLAYS: ABCD, 72-13, Singapore
This is not a Demonstration, with Quelic
Berga, Centre Cultural "Les Bernardes"
de Salt, Fundació Atrium Artis, Girona,
Catalonia, Spain
Artist in Residence, Foundation La Roche
Jacquelin, Singapour en France – le
festival, Anjou, France
Associate Artistic Directors,
TheatreWorks, Singapore
Artist in Residence, Gertrude
Contemporary, Melbourne, Australia
Artist in Residence, Pasagüero,
Mexico City
Forum of Asian Contemporary Art,
Taipei National University of the Arts,
Taipei, Taiwan
2009
Finalist, Sovereign Asian Art Prize,
Hong Kong
Nomination, Best Set Design, The Straits
Times Life! Theatre Awards, Singapore
Winner, Celeste Prize, Installation &
Sculpture Prize, New York, USA
JCCI (Japanese Chamber of Commerce
and Industry) Singapore Foundation Arts
Award, Singapore
President’s Young Talents Award,
Singapore
Cane, 2012
Performance
Photo: Samantha Tio
(b. 1983)
Felicia Low
www.felicialow.com
felicia@ccd.sg
Loo Zihan (b. 1983) is a performance and
moving-image artist based in Singapore. His
works strive to reconcile the tension between
the ‘flesh’ of the performing body and the
‘bone’ of the archive. Through a variety of
representational strategies he exposes the
malleable and duplicitious nature of human
memory. These strategies include the essay
film, data visualisation and performance
re-enactments, among others. He obtained his
MFA from the School of the Art Institute of
Chicago in 2011.
2015
2015
2015
2012
Select Awards
2011
2009
2015
2015
2012
2012
2012
From the Periphery to the Core, La Casa
de Cultura Les Bernardes, Salt, Spain
With/Out, Centre 42, Singapore
Marking Cane, Rapid Pulse International
Performance Art Festival, Chicago, USA
Archiving Cane, Substation, Singapore
Cane, Substation, Singapore
Artist in Residence, Asialink, Victorian
College of the Arts, University of
Melbourne, Melbourne, Australia
Ateliers Internationaux, Frac des Pays de
la Loire, Carquefou, France
Artist in Residence, SingCat Linking
Cultures, Catalonia, Spain
Artist in Residence, The Unifiedfield,
Granada, Spain
2008
James Nelson Raymond Graduate
Fellowship Award, School of the Art
Institute of Chicago, USA
Valedictorian, School of Art, Design
and Media, Nanyang Technological
University, Singapore
Best Debut Feature 'Nuovo Sguardi'
Award, Turin GLBT Film Festival, Turin,
Italy
2015
2015
2014
2014
2013
2012
2011
2011
Paradise with No Promises, FRAC Pays
de la Loire, Carquefou, France
Strict, Art Cluster, Girona, Spain
Notes on Performance, Objectifs – Centre
for Photography and Filmmaking,
Singapore
Names, Texts & Trouble, Substation,
Singapore
Ghost: The Body at the Turn of the
Century, Sculpture Square, Singapore
Singapore, Selasar Sunaryo Art Space ,
Bandung, Indonesia
Manhood: Masculinity, Male Identity
and Culture, Helen Day Art Center,
Stowe, USA
Tender Exchange, Next: Invitational
Exhibition of Emerging Art, Chicago,
USA
The Cow, 2006
Lightboxes
250 cm x 50 cm
(b. 1976)
Low Puay Hua
puayhuaart@yahoo.com.sg
Felicia Low (b. 1976) has been a practising
visual artist since 1999. Her projects are sitespecific, performative and community-specific
as she works collaboratively with different
sectors of society. Felicia is the founding
director of Community Cultural Development
(Singapore), which aims to provide a critical
discursive platform for artistic practices that
engage with communities in the region. She
has a PhD in Cultural Studies in Asia, and her
research focuses on the politics of participatory
visual art practices with subaltern communities
in Singapore.
2014
2011
2006
1999
The School Never Asked, Substation,
Singapore
Inclusively Yours, ION Orchard, M1 Arts
Fringe Festival, Singapore
Deviant, Substation, Singapore
4 Fish Fixation, Raffles City Shopping
Centre, Singapore
2009
Museum, Singapore
Select Awards
2012
2009
2007
2006
2005
Nominated, Singapore Youth Awards
(Arts), National Youth Council, Singapore
Museum, Singapore
Nominated, President’s Award for
Teachers, Ministry of Education,
Singapore
Nominated, Singapore Youth Awards,
(Community), National Youth Council,
Singapore
Outstanding Youth In Education Award,
National Youth Council and Ministry of
Education, Singapore
Singapore River 1, 2013
76 cm x 56 cm
(b. 1945)
Steven Low Thia Kwang
steven@clayjourney.sg
Low Puay Hua (b. 1945) is an established and
award-winning Singaporean watercolour artist.
He graduated from the Nanyang Academy of
Fine Arts (NAFA) in 1965. In recent years he
has branched out into oil and Chinese painting.
Low has held solo watercolour exhibitions and
participated in group exhibitions in China,
Hong Kong, Taiwan, Malaysia, Macau, Japan,
Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia, Korea, France
and England.
2012
2010
1997
1997
1996
Annual Teochew art exhibition,
Singapore Teochew Huay Guan,
Singapore
Solo watercolour exhibition, Guyuan
Museum of Art, Zhuhai, China
Solo watercolour exhibition, Art Gallery,
Penang, Malaysia
Low Puay Hua Solo, Yuan Zhai Gallery,
Singapore
Low Puay Hua Solo, Galeria de Direccao
dos servicos de Turismo de Macau,
Macau
2008
University City Art Museum, Guangzhou
Academy of Fine Arts, China
2007
Master Watercolourists exhibition,
Nanjing, China
1997
Equator Island, Gallery Forty-Seven,
London, UK
1997
Beijing International Art Exhibition,
China
1996
Philippines
1995–1996 Guangzhou International Art Exhibition,
China
1995
Contemporary Malaysian
Watercolourists Association, Nanyang
Gallery of Art, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
1995
Singapore
Select Awards
Natural Selection: Seed Metamorphosis ( from a series of 16 sculptures), 2015
2012
Dark and white raku clay
120 cm x 80 cm x 80 cm
1986
1979
Annual Teochew Art Exhibition
Outstanding Artist for the Year,
Singapore
Silver Medal, Le Salon des Artistes
Français, Paris, France
National Day Medal, Government of
Singapore
(b. 1966)
Loy Chye Chuan
www.loychyechuan.com
loychyechuan@yahoo.com.sg
Steven Low Thia Kwang (b. 1966) was a
2015
Distinction Award recipient from the Nanyang
Academy of Fine Arts and obtained his BFA in
ceramics from Curtin University of Technology.
He has practised as a ceramicist for over 20
years and is currently artist in residence at
Thow Kwang Pottery Jungle in Singapore. He
has participated in numerous international
exhibitions, ceramic festivals and residency
programmes.
2014
2013
2012
2015
2014
2009
2005
2003
Natural Selection: Seed Metamorphosis,
Open Farm Community, Singapore
Sculpted Maze, CleanTech Park, Jurong
Eco-Garden, Singapore
Zen, Feel, Touch and Sound, Vermont
Studio Center, USA
Sea Scape Series, Amara Hotel, Singapore
Natural Alchemy: The Beauty of Nature,
Utterly Art, Singapore
2012
Artist in Residence, Contemporary
Ceramics Residency, Singapour en
France – le Festival, La Tuilerie de
Pouligny, France
Wood Firing Symposium and the Art of
Fire《火之艺》Exhibition, Zhunan Snake
Kiln, Miao Li Art Centre, Taiwan
Artist in Residence, Jakarta
Contemporary Ceramic Biennial and
Residency programme, Tanteri Ceramic
Village, Bali, Indonesia
Ceramic Music Festival, Jatiwangi
Ceramic Art Village, Indonesia
Southeast Asia Conference and Residency
Programme, Fuping Pottery Art Village,
Xi’an, China
Select Awards
2009
2000
Fellowship Award, Vermont Studio
Center, USA
National Champion, World of Laughter
National Sand Sculpture Competition,
Sentosa, Singapore
2015
Qingdao Yuyao firewood kiln base camp
international ceramic art creation,
Qingdao, China
2015
Icheon International Inter-local Ceramic
Workshop, Seolbong Park, Icheon,
South Korea
2014
Jakarta Contemporary Ceramics
Biennial, Galeri Nasional Indonesia,
Jakarta, Indonesia
2014
International Chawan Exposition, Ngee
Ann Kongsi Exhibition Hall, Singapore
2014
Earth and Fire: Southeast Asian
Ceramics Symposium, Workhouse Art
Center, Lorton, USA
2013
Silpakorn University, Century of the East,
Sanamchandra Palace Campus, Thailand
2012
Ceramic Music Festival, Jatiwangi
Ceramic Art Village, Indonesia
2012, 2013, 2015
Nami Island International Pottery
Festival, Nami Island,
South Korea
Ann Siang Hill, 2014
46 cm x 60 cm
Lynn Lu
www.lynnlu.info
hellolynnlu@gmail.com
Loy Chye Chuan (b. 1940) is an established
watercolour artist and a founding member of
the Singapore Watercolour Society. In 2005 his
work was published in the International Artist
Magazine and in 2006 he was awarded the Pro
Art Award in The Artist and Leisure Painter
Patchings Exhibition organised by The Artist
magazine (UK). He has received commissions
from organisations and his work can be found in
the collection of the National Gallery Singapore.
2011
Loy Chye Chuan solo watercolour
exhibition, MICA Artrium, Singapore
Annual
2014
2014
2013
2013
2011
2006
Singapore Watercolour Society exhibition
and Ngee Ann Kongsi annual exhibition,
Ngee Ann Kongsi Building, Singapore
River Valley High School 60th
Anniversary exhibition, River Valley
High School, Singapore
Hainan Hwee Kuan international
exhibition, Hainan Hwee Kuan Building,
Singapore
Loy Chye Chuan and Students
watercolour exhibition, Artrium@
MCI,Singapore
Yunnan Qijing Shifan University joint
exhibition, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Shanghai Zhu Jia Jiao Biennial
international art exhibition, Shanghai,
China
The Artist and Leisure Painter Patchings
Exhibition organised by The Artist
magazine, UK
Select Awards
2006
1989
1987
1962
Pro Arte Award, The Artist and Leisure
Painter Patchings Open, The Artist
magazine, UK
First Prize, Sentosa Fort Siloso Painting
Competition, Sentosa Development
Corporation, Singapore Art Society,
Thomson Community Centre/Art Centre,
Chalamay Company, Shin Min Daily
News and Singapore Agency House (Pte)
Ltd, Singapore
Merit Award, Clean River Art
Third Prize, Singapore Inter-School Art
Competition, Singapore Academy of Arts,
Singapore
An idealised moment when everything is simple and secure, 2008
Durational performance and installation
Lynn Lu (b. 1974) lives and works between
London and Singapore as an educator, curator
and advisor to ]performance s p a c e [. She
was trained in the USA, France, Japan and
Australia, and exhibits, performs and lectures
extensively throughout Asia, Oceania, Europe
and the Americas. She has recently performed
at Palais de Tokyo (2015), Perth Institute of
Contemporary Arts (2013), Singapore Art
Museum (2012), Tate Modern (2010) and 798
Art Zone, Beijing (2009).
2015
2009
2002
2001
2000
Floating Platforms Art & Science
Exchange, New Performance Turku
Festival & University of Turku, Finland
Artist in Residence, Unitec, Auckland,
New Zealand
Artist in Residence, Dorland Mountain
Arts Colony, Temecula, USA
Artist in Residence, Djerassi Foundation,
Woodside, USA
Artist in Residence, Ucross Foundation,
Clearmont, USA
M
Select Awards
2015
2011
2008
2007
2006
2002
La carte de tender (in collaboration with
Andrée Weschler), Substation, Singapore
An idealised moment when everything
is simple and secure, Musashino Art
University GFAL, Tokyo, Japan
Still, Rathausgalerie Projektraum,
Munich, Germany
Composite, Raum 58, Munich, Germany
Pool, Arthut, San Francisco, USA
2015
2014
2013
2013
2013
2012
2010
Secret Archipelago, Palais de Tokyo,
Paris, France
From East to the Barbican, Barbican,
London, UK
Ghost on the Wire, Bermondsey Project
Space, London, UK
Art Nomade International Festival of
Performance Art, various locations,
Toronto, Canada
In Confidence, Perth Institute of
Contemporary Arts, Perth, Australia
IN>TIME, various locations, Chicago,
USA
Future Proof: New Contemporaries
from Singapore, Singapore Art Museum,
Singapore
No Soul For Sale: A Festival of
Independents, Tate Modern, London, UK
S
M—S
2015
SI Arts Grant, Singapore International
2012
Research and Enterprise Grant,
Southampton Solent University,
Southampton, UK
2003–2008 Asia Japan Alumni International PostGraduate Scholarship, Ministry of
Foreign Affairs, Japan
2000
Lois Nellie Gill Outstanding Young Artist
Award, Ucross Foundation, Clearmont,
USA
1999
Samuel Rosenthal Senior Art Award for
Outstanding Accomplishment, Carnegie
Mellon University, Pittsburgh, USA

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